Laser film, also known as rainbow film, can be produced in a variety of versatile designs, including "plain," "light beam," "snowflake," and "gravel."

Laser Film, also known as rainbow film, can be produced in a variety of versatile designs, including "plain," "light beam," "snowflake," and "gravel." Hundreds of customizable shapes are also available. These designs are used for product anti-counterfeiting and decoration, and are categorized as follows:
1. Laser Dielectric Film
Laser dielectric film can be categorized by material, such as BOPP and PET. Laser dielectric film is a layer of dielectric material laminated onto a Transparent Laser Film. This dielectric layer protects the pattern or text on the film. Its laser light brightness is several times brighter than that of ordinary transparent film, and the laser pattern is acid- and alkali-resistant, making it indelible and effectively protecting the film.

2. Laser Aluminized Film
Laser aluminized film is produced through vacuum aluminization. Its aluminum layer is plump and smooth, with excellent adhesion to inks, making it suitable for various printing applications, including lithographic, gravure, and flexographic printing. It is widely used in Flexible Packaging, handbags, wrapping paper, gift boxes, lamination, decoration, laser holographic anti-counterfeiting, and laser embossed laser advertising.

3. Laser Color Film
Laser color film's colors are created by light interference, changing depending on the viewing angle. Available in red, yellow, blue, green, and purple, it can be laminated with various colored paper, plastic, and artificial leather. After lamination, it can also be embossed, hot-stamped, or printed to create iridescent patterns on the film's surface, making it even more vibrant and colorful. Suitable for applications such as handbag wrapping and gift boxes.

4. Laser Transparent Film
Mainly used for laminating paper Flexible Packaging, transparent packaging for audiovisual products, and clothing. The laser pattern is unprotected by a dielectric layer.

5. Laser Transfer Film
Laser Film, which undergoes a special aluminum coating process, can be used to create a localized laser pattern on laminated packaging, providing differentiation and anti-counterfeiting properties.