About Futamura

Futamura, established in 1950, is a leading innovator in the field of cellulose-based packaging films with its headquarters in Nagoya, Japan. Futamura’s mission embraces the creation of sustainable solutions that minimize environmental impact and promote waste reduction. The company is recognized for its expertise in creating high-quality polymers that exhibit excellent performance and sustainability attributes. Futamura's research and development efforts are concentrated on enhancing the biodegradability and compostability of plastic materials, bridging the gap between functionality and environmental consciousness.

Cellophane™ 340XSB

Cellophane™ 340XSB by Futamura is cellulosic polymer used as a single film for twist-wrap and roll-wrap applications. It is regenerated cellulose film (RCF), based on renewable wood pulp, coated on both sides with polyvinylidene chloride (PVdC) copolymer. It is resistant to oils and greases. It is heat-sealable on both sides. It has excellent gloss and transparency as well as dead-fold characteristics. It inherits anti-static properties and enhanced fine-tone print definition. It provides intermediate barrier to water vapor, gases, and aromas. Cellophane™ 340XSB by Futamura is suitable for use as a single film or in laminate structures for over-wrapping and form-fill seal packaging.

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Cellophane™ 360MSB

Cellophane™ 360MSB by Futamura is a general purpose white opaque film as a cellulosic polymer. It is suitable for use as a single film or in laminate structures for over wrapping and form-fill-seal packaging. It is used as a single film for twist wrap applications. It offers high gloss and excellent dead-fold characteristics. It is based on renewable wood pulp and coated on both sides with nitrocellulose by a solvent process. It inherits anti-static properties. It provides good barrier to water vapor, gases and aromas. Cellophane™ 360MSB by Futamura shows resistance to greases and oils.

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Cellophane™ 345DMS

Cellophane™ 345DMS by Futamura is regenerated cellulose film (RCF), based on renewable wood pulp, coated on one side with nitrocellulose by a solvent process. It is heat-sealable on the coated side and has inherent anti-static properties. Its uncoated side is particularly receptive to inks, adhesive coatings or extrusion lamination. Possesses excellent dead-fold characteristics, high gloss and transparency. Used as a substrate in laminations accommodating a wide spectrum of packaging applications, e.g. condiments, dehydrated foodstuffs, freeze-pops, twist and bunch wrapping.

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