ALIAS has been successfully working since 2010 on developing modern packaging solutions for our clients’ products.
The main activity is the production and supply of packaging materials for the needs of warehouses and production plants, retail chains and offices.
The company's office is located in the center of St. Petersburg while production facilities are in industrial area of the city providng approachable logistics for the whole North-West region of Russia
ALIAS production site is a high-tech unit equipped with Italian lines of the full cycle for the production of high-quality cast films and films for lamination.
Cast films are produced using multilayer cast extrusion technology.
Adtech Provera rewinding machine provides high speed and reliable automatic rewind process excluding possible errors in mechanical work.
Stretch film production capacity is more than 15 000 tons per annum
ALIAS offers a wide range of films for different purposes:
In 2018 Alias launched the production of innovative products – custom printed stretch films
The advantages
of slot-die
extrusion
• High performance;
• Low operational production costs and fewer problems during the production process;
• Guaranteed stability of the thickness and strength characteristics of the film while complying with a given recipe;
• The best indicators in the resistance to rupture, in optical and adhesive properties.
Features
of the ALIAS
cast film
• Elasticity;
• High physicomechanical properties (rupture, puncture & bursting resistance);
• Transparency (the ability to create color films);
• The ability to choose the direction of adhesion;
• The ability to use up to 13 components in the final recipe.
Available
film
types
• High-pressure polyethylene
(LDPE) + linear high-pressure polyethylene (LLDPE);
• Propylene + linear high-pressure polyethylene (LLDPE);
• Linear high-pressure polyethylene (LLDPE) + metallocene high-pressure polyethylene (mLLDPE);
• Linear high-pressure polyethylene (LLDPE) reinforced;
• Possible output film thickness is 12 to 60 microns.
