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Food Nylon Film

Nylon Thermoforming Film — Food Package

Model F2615 · NL #120 · 120 μm

NL120 NY/PE thermoforming film for food vacuum thermoforming packaging, with a corona-treated surface for easier print and lamination bonding. Laminates with PET or OPP film to form a vacuum bag for chicken, ham, sausage, bacon, duck, meat, and seafood. Suggested forming depth 10–30mm.

Thickness
120 μm
Forming Depth
10–30 mm
About
F2615
About
Food Nylon Film

A Mid-Gauge Film for Wide-Ranging Draw Depths

F2615 is the 120μm grade in Intlpak's NL series, rated across a wide 10–30mm forming-depth range — a versatile mid-gauge for lines running several product formats without a film change. Unlike the thinner F2646 and F2624 grades it carries a corona-treated NY surface, improving ink adhesion and lamination bonding, and it holds the family's best formability and pinhole resistance.

Where F2615 Is Used

  • 1 Vacuum packaging film for refrigerated and frozen food, 10–30mm forming depth
  • 2 Fresh beef, chicken, pork, seafood, sausage, and fresh meat products
  • 3 Ham, bacon, duck, and other ready-to-eat and processed meats
  • 4 Mixed-format lines packing both shallow trays and moderately deep cuts
  • 5 Food vacuum thermoforming packaging equipment

Full Specifications — Thermoforming Nylon/PE Film Series

F2615 is the 120μm, 10–30mm forming-depth grade in Intlpak's NL nylon/PE thermoforming film family. The table below shows F2615 alongside the other gauges in the same series.

Source: Intlpak Technical Data Sheet, Ver. EN240528-NL. Representative/measured values, not guaranteed values.
PropertyStandardUnitF2646 (50μm)F2624 (80μm)F2615 (120μm)F2606 (150μm)F2647 (180μm)15309 (262μm)
Thicknessμm5080120150180262
Yield Point (MD)ASTM D882kg/cm²150150130180160N/A
Yield Point (TD)ASTM D882kg/cm²150150140170130N/A
Break Point (MD)ASTM D882kg/cm²450460320430400N/A
Break Point (TD)ASTM D882kg/cm²380470330450430N/A
Elongation (MD)ASTM D882%370480450510620N/A
Elongation (TD)ASTM D882%440550500560600N/A
Tensile Modulus 2% (MD)ASTM D882kg/cm²240024002400340034004000
Tensile Modulus 2% (TD)ASTM D882kg/cm²210023002300300032004500
Static C.O.F. (treated)ASTM D1894kg/200gN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A0.10
Static C.O.F. (untreated)ASTM D1894kg/200g0.080.080.090.090.090.10
Kinetic C.O.F. (treated)ASTM D1894kg/200gN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A0.08
Kinetic C.O.F. (untreated)ASTM D1894kg/200g0.070.080.080.090.080.09
HazeASTM D1003%45.71012.51520
Corona-Treated SurfaceN/AN/ANYNYNYNY
Suggested Forming Depthmm— (sealing film)10–1510–3040–5060–7060–100
WidthCustomized
LengthCustomized

Reviewed by: Intlpak R&D Team.

Why F2615 Performs

Wide 10–30mm forming range — one gauge covers both shallow and moderately deep cavities, simplifying line changeovers.
Corona-treated NY surface — improves ink adhesion and lamination bonding compared to the untreated thinner grades.
Good gas barrier — supports vacuum shelf-life for refrigerated and frozen proteins.
Highest elongation-to-yield ratio in its range — 450%/500% MD/TD elongation gives extra stretch margin during deep draws.
Laminates for a full vacuum bag — combines with PET or OPP film to complete a vacuum-packaging structure.
Part of a full gauge family — the same NL series scales from 50μm sealing film up to 262μm for deep-draw forming.

Storage Notice

Avoid exposure to direct light, wind, and rain — store under appropriate conditions. Prevent products from slipping from high places, being polluted, or being impacted during handling.

Quality & Certification

Manufactured under ISO 9001 quality management and GMP clean-room production, with ISO 22000 & HACCP food-safety certification. All products undergo annual safety checks.

Common Questions

Questions About F2615

F2615 is rated 10–30 mm — how deep can it really go?

30 mm is the recommended ceiling, and near it you should measure corner wall thickness rather than assume. The range covers most standard meat trays; beyond 40 mm move to F2606 (150 μm, 40–50 mm), and past 60 mm you are in F2647 (180 μm) or 15309 (262 μm) territory.

F2615 has the family's lowest yield point at 130/140 — is it too soft?

That softness is what deep draw needs. A low yield point means the web enters ductile stretch early and conforms to the tooling instead of resisting and then tearing. The trade-off is web tension discipline — too much and machine-direction stretch pulls seal position and cavity dimensions out of tolerance.

Which face of F2615 is corona treated?

The NY (nylon) face, prepared for printing or lamination, with the other face left for sealing behaviour. Confirm reel orientation before running: presenting the wrong face directly affects ink adhesion or bond strength. If your converting sequence is unusual, confirm winding direction with sales at order stage.

F2615's haze of 10% is double F2624's — is that worth it?

It is, if you need more than 15 mm of draw. F2624 is clearer at 5.7% but stops at 15 mm; F2615 trades optics for 30 mm of forming capability. Use F2624 for shallow trays and pay the clarity cost only when the cavity demands it.

What food packs use F2615?

Food vacuum thermoforming across ambient, chilled and frozen distribution. Typical work is mid-depth meat trays, portioned prepared foods, cheese and processed products — formed as the bottom web then sealed to a top web under vacuum, with the nylon layer supplying toughness and pinhole resistance.

Looking for more answers?Full grade comparisons, plus sampling, MOQ, lead times and certifications.

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