Holographic Films - Holographic Film Manufacturer and Holographic Film Suppliers

Our comprehensive range of holographic films is made of different substrates including BOPP, polyester, PVC, etc. These films are meant to be subjected to the embossing process for creating a pattern or an image with 3-D effect and spectral coloring. We have advanced embossing machines (1.65 Meters), which assist us in the mass production of high quality holographic films. In addition to this, we have in-house facilities for coating, electro-forming, embossing and metalising of the holographic films. These films are perfect alternative for application in rigid and flexible packaging. We laminate holographic films using different materials. Films can be laminated in order to make stock packaging or flexible bags. In addition to this, the film can be laminated to paper or card to make specialty gift boxes. They can also be extrusion coated with special adhesives.

Specifications
We provide holographic films in various formats like 2D, 2D/3D, 3D, dot matrix, etc. The available specifications for different films are as follows:

Holographic BOPP Film 15-Mic

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Products	Thickness	Remarks
PET	12 Micron - 150 Micron	Metallized, Transparent & Color
BOPP	15 - 60 Micron	Metallized, Transparent & Color
PVC	40 - 220 Micron	Metallized & Color
ALLUMINIUM	25 Micron	-
PAPER	40 Gsm - 90 Gsm	Metallized

Application
The holographic film is applied for flexible packaging and labeling in different industries. It is sometimes also used for making promotional brochures and security stickers. The product-wise application of the products is enlisted below:

Type	Applications
Polyester Film	Decorative Applications, Flexible Laminates, Labels
Plain BOPP Film	Gift Wraps
Heat Sealable BOPP Film	Flexible Laminates
Paper	Gift Wraps, Labels, Packaging

Product Feature
The main attributes of our holographic films include:

Very thin
Highly flexible
Can be micro-embossed with images or patterns
Ensure 3-D effect and spectral colouring
Embossing into the surface of the film at different angles and in different shapes
Causing the diffraction of regular white light into spectral colouring