Printed Laminated Film Rolls for sachet and bagging machines
Nexus Australia supplies printed laminated film rolls for sachet, stick pack, VFFS and pouch machines Australia-wide. A laminated film bonds two or more layers, such as PET, metallised PET, aluminium foil, paper and a polyethylene seal layer, so the barrier, strength, print surface and seal can each be chosen for the product. Films are supplied plain or printed with your artwork, slit to the width and core your machine needs.
Also known as
- Laminated packaging film or laminate roll stock
- Sachet film, stick pack film or VFFS film
- Printed roll film or printed flexible packaging
- Foil laminate or metallised laminate, by structure
Why a laminate instead of a single film
A single-layer film such as BOPP is clear, strong and cheap, but its barrier to oxygen, moisture and light is limited. A laminate adds the layers that a product needs: a PET outer for print and stiffness, a foil or metallised layer for barrier, and a PE inner that heat-seals cleanly on the machine. That is why powders that cake, oils that go rancid, coffee that loses aroma and pharmaceutical sachets all run on laminated film.
Advantages for sachet and bagging machines
- Machine-matched: films are specified to the sachet, stick pack or bagging machine they run on, with the seal layer and stiffness set for the jaws and forming collar.
- Barrier properties: layers are chosen to protect contents from moisture, oxygen, light and odour, from a light barrier for dry snacks to a full foil barrier for coffee and pharmaceuticals.
- Strength and durability: puncture and tear resistance for products that are heavy, sharp or shipped long distances.
- Printing and branding: the outer layer gives a smooth surface and good ink adhesion for high-quality reverse printing, so the graphics are protected inside the laminate.
- Material combinations: foils, papers, metallised films and clear films engineered to the product.
- Heat resistance: layers selected for products that need high-temperature sealing or hot filling.
- Presentation: gloss, matt and paper-touch finishes to suit the shelf.
Common laminate structures
- PET / PE: the general-purpose clear laminate for snacks, sauces and single-serve liquids.
- PET / metallised PET / PE: a foil look with improved barrier for coffee, drink powders and supplements.
- PET / aluminium foil / PE: full barrier for pharmaceutical sachets, oral rehydration salts and long shelf-life foods.
- Paper / PE or paper / foil / PE: a natural look for sugar sticks, seasonings and bakery items.
- Recyclable mono-PE laminates: where a brand needs a recyclable structure without a foil layer.
Common applications
Food: snacks, confectionery, sauces and condiments, frozen foods, ready meals, coffee and drink powders, pet food. Pharmaceutical and healthcare: powder sachets, oral rehydration salts, liquid single doses, medical wipes. Personal care: sample sachets, face masks, powder cleansers. Chemical and agricultural: single-dose powders and liquids.
Machines the film runs on
Laminated film on reels feeds the sachet packing machine, the multi-lane stick pack machine, the VFFS bagging machine and the HFFS pouch machine. Because Nexus supplies the machine and the film, seal temperature, film tension and the print registration mark are set to the machine from the first roll.
Ordering printed laminated film
Tell us the machine, the product, the sachet or bag size and the shelf life you need, and send artwork if the film is printed. We specify the laminate structure, thickness, roll width, core size and print repeat, then supply to order. Plain film for trials and printed film for production come from the same supply. Contact Nexus Australia for a quote on printed laminated film rolls.

Printed Laminated Film Rolls for sachet and bagging machines
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