The property of an adhesive or seal layer to resist forces that would pull the seal apart while it is still hot.

A process for orienting a plastic film in both the transverse and the machine directions.

Smudging or rubbing-off of ink after printing.

A process for joining two webs by feeding them through a machine that extrudes a thin layer of plastic between them to act as an adhesive.

Abbreviation for linear low density polyethylene.

The large roll of film wound during a film formation process, which is normally slit into smaller rolls for later processing or shipment.

Oriented Polypropylene.

A machine to cut a roll of stock in the long direction.

The common term for a coextrudable adhesive.

Permitting passage of light, but diffusing it to such a degree that objects cannot be seen clearly; something short of transparent.