Surface Material: The surface material is responsible for providing a suitable surface for printing and displaying product information. Materials such as PET (polyetlene terephthalate), BOPP (biaxially oriented polypropylene), MBOPP (metallized biaxially oriented polypropylene), and others are commonly used in this layer. These materials offer excellent printability and help enhance the visual appeal of the packaging by providing vibrant colors and attractive designs.

Barrier Material: The barrier material acts as a protective layer, preventing the pet food from deteriorating and extending its shelf life. Commonly used barrier materials include oxidized polyetlene (EVOH) and nylon (NY). These materials offer high gas barrier properties, effectively preventing oxygen and moisture from entering the bag and causing spoilage. This ensures that the pet food maintains its freshness, flavor, and nutritional value over time.

Heat-Sealing Material: The heat-sealing material is responsible for forming a secure seal to keep the bag tightly closed. Polyetlene (PE) is a commonly used heat-sealing material due to its excellent tear resistance and toughness. It helps enhance the bag’s overall strength and durability, ensuring that it can withstand handling during transportation and storage. Apart from the three-layer composite structure mentioned above, internal materials can also be added to further enhance the performance of the packaging bag. For instance, reinforcing materials can be incorporated to improve the bag’s strength and tear resistance. By reinforcing specific areas or layers of the bag, its overall durability and resistance to damage are enhanced, providing added protection for the pet food contained within.