With the continuous development of society, the most crucial thing is the packaging. In the packaging industry, stretch film is widely used, and stretch film is widely used in the industry. It is widely used in chemical, building materials, food, electronic appliances, and other industries. , The primary raw material used is LLDPE.

 

 

The rapid growth of foreign trade exports has driven the rapid development of the packaging industry, especially in packaging; many companies use stretch film for packaging their products. Stretch film is widely used in pallet packaging of goods, such as bundled packaging in electronics, building materials, chemicals, metal products, auto parts, wires and cables, daily necessities, food, paper, and other industries. Specifications: machine film width 500mm, manual film width 300mm, 350mm, 450mm, 500mm, thickness 15um-50um. Various specifications can be cut online.

 

The stickiness is divided into single-side sticky and double-side sticky. The products are divided into two series: hand-wound film and machine-use film. We can produce heat shrinkable films with different mechanical strengths and functions, which can be used for inner packaging with low strength and low commodity weight and for mechanical products for containers that require high strength. Heat shrinkable films are widely used in a wine. It can be used for the whole packaging of products such as cans, cans, mineral water, various beverages, cloth, etc. The product has good flexibility, strong impact resistance, and tear resistance.

 

Stretch film has good buffer strength, puncture and tear resistance, thin thickness, and good cost performance. It has high tensile strength, tear strength, transparency, and reasonable retraction force. The pre-stretching ratio is 400%. It can be assembled, waterproof, dustproof, anti-scattering, and anti-theft.

 

Uses: used for pallet wrapping and another packaging, widely used in foreign trade export, bottle and can making, paper making, hardware and electrical appliances, plastics, chemicals, building materials, agricultural products, food, and other industries.