Jindal Fabric

Cross Laminated Films and Tarpaulins

Multilayer cross laminated films (MCLF) are a type of plastic film that consists of several layers of material that are laminated together in a cross-directional pattern. They are made by bonding multiple layers of plastic film together using heat and pressure. The layers in MCLF can be made from a variety of materials, such as polyethylene, polypropylene, or nylon.

MCLF has various advantages over single layer films, such as:

1. Enhanced strength and durability: The multiple layers and cross-lamination of the film provide increased strength and resistance to tearing, puncturing, and abrasion.

2. Improved barrier properties: The multilayer structure of the film provides improved barrier properties against moisture, gases, and other environmental factors.

3. Increased flexibility: MCLF can be made with different layers of material to adapt to different situations, such as UV protection, heat resistance, and high-temperature sterilization.

4. Versatility: MCLF can be used in a wide range of applications, such as packaging, construction, agriculture, industrial, transportation, and more.

5. Customizable: MCLF can be customized to specific requirements, such as specific thicknesses, widths, colors, and printing.

Some of the common applications for MCLF include packaging for food, medical products, and electronics, as well as construction, agriculture, and industrial applications such as covers, liners, and membranes.