The location on the east coast makes us an ideal provider. Alliance is the leading producer of film and plastic stamping machines. Stamping on film and plastic can be done with a set of combined steel rolls, joined together to record patterns from top to bottom and closed at high pressure. This form of stamping can also be done with a single roll of carbon steel engraved against a composite support roll.
Our roll-up bases are made of domestic forged steel with high carbon content. Plastic films (LDPE, HDPE, etc.) are not all manufactured the same way. Our Rockwell C roller sets range from 63 to 65 and are induction hardened to achieve maximum case depth. They also have a chromium content of at least 3% to increase their strength.
Film printing ranges from photographic paper, with a fine texture granulated in sand with a matte effect, to extruded plastic film such as polyethylene, which is manufactured from plastic granules and then blown with air through an extruder. Stamping on film and plastic can be done with a set of combined steel rolls, joined together to record the pattern from top to bottom and closed under high pressure. Plastic film embossing is a process used in manufacturing that involves pressing a pattern into plastic film using steel rolls or a single roll of carbon steel engraved against a composite support roll. The embossing process creates a raised or recessed pattern on the plastic film that can be used for decorative purposes or to provide additional strength or grip.
The embossing process is often used in the production of food packaging, medical supplies, and other products that require an attractive finish or additional strength. The embossing process begins by heating the plastic film until it is soft enough to be pressed into the desired shape. The heated plastic film is then placed between two steel rolls that have been engraved with the desired pattern. The rolls are then pressed together at high pressure, creating an imprinted pattern on the plastic film.
The embossed plastic film is then cooled and cut into the desired shape or size for use in manufacturing. The embossing process offers several advantages over other methods of manufacturing plastic films. It is cost-effective, as it requires minimal equipment and labor costs. It also provides a consistent finish that can be used for decorative purposes or to provide additional strength or grip.
Additionally, embossed plastic films are more durable than other types of films, making them ideal for use in food packaging and medical supplies. Plastic film embossing is an important part of many manufacturing processes and offers several advantages over other methods of manufacturing plastic films. It is cost-effective, provides a consistent finish, and creates durable products that are ideal for use in food packaging and medical supplies.
