Oil Resistant Heat Sealing Paper: Properties, Applications, and MaintenanceWhat is Oil Resistant Heat Sealing Paper?Oil Resistant Heat Sealing Paper is a specialized packaging material engineered to withstand exposure to oils, greases, and high temperatures while maintaining excellent sealing properties. This paper is typically composed of multiple layers, including a base paper substrate (usually 60-120 gsm), a heat-sealable coating (often polyethylene or polypropylene with thicknesses ranging from 15-50 microns), and an oil-resistant barrier layer (frequently fluorochemical-treated or silicone-coated). The material demonstrates exceptional performance characteristics, including oil resistance up to 72 hours (ASTM F119-82), heat seal strength of 2.5-4.5 N/15mm (measured by ASTM F88), and temperature resistance ranging from -20°C to 180°C. Its water vapor transmission rate (WVTR) typically falls below 5 g/m²/24h (ASTM E96), making it suitable for moisture-sensitive applications.Key Technical CharacteristicsOil Resistance: Withstands immersion in various oils (vegetable, mineral, synthetic) for 48-72 hours without penetration (tested per ASTM F119-82)Heat Seal Performance: Achieves seal strengths of 2.5-4.5 N/15mm at sealing temperatures of 120-160°C (ASTM F88)Temperature Range: Maintains integrity from -20°C to 180°C, with short-term peak resistance up to 200°CTensile Strength: Machine direction: 40-80 kN/m; Cross direction: 20-40 kN/m (ISO 1924-2)Barrier Properties: O



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