Heat Sealing Paper Bag: Comprehensive Guide1. What is a Heat Sealing Paper Bag?A heat sealing paper bag is a specialized packaging solution that utilizes heat-activated adhesives to create an airtight and secure seal. Unlike traditional paper bags that rely on glue or stitching, these bags employ a thermoplastic coating (typically low-density polyethylene (LDPE) or polypropylene (PP) with thickness ranging from 12-50 microns) on the inner surface that melts when exposed to temperatures between 110°C to 180°C (230°F to 356°F) for 0.5-3 seconds under pressure of 0.2-0.5 MPa.The heat sealing process achieves peel strengths of 1.5-5 N/15mm (ASTM F88 standard) while maintaining burst strengths up to 200 kPa (ASTM D774). This creates a hermetic seal with oxygen transmission rates below 5 cc/m²/day and moisture vapor transmission rates under 10 g/m²/day (ASTM D3985 and E96 respectively).2. Key Characteristics with Technical Data2.1 Material CompositionThe base paper typically ranges from 60-120 gsm kraft paper with 30-50% recycled content. The heat-sealable layer constitutes 12-20% of total weight, with melting points precisely controlled within ±5°C tolerance for consistent performance.2.2 Barrier PropertiesAdvanced versions incorporate:Aluminum foil laminates (7-12 microns) reducing oxygen transmission to 0.05 cc/m²/daySilicon oxide coatings achieving water vapor barriers of 0.1 g/m²/dayEVOH layers with oxygen permeability below 0.01 cc/m²/day2.3 Mechanical StrengthThes



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