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  • 2010-12-26

    Q: What are the advantages of blister packing?

    We have been manufacturing blister packing, utilizing either PET, PVC, PS, etc., and offset printed blistercards for many years. Our customer base in this technique includes major European and global companies covering a wide range of end products. We are now able to offer a new contract packaging s...

  • 2010-12-17

    Q: Isn't PVC difficult to recycle?

    PVC is very easy to recycle mechanically (i.e. without destroying the polymer chains). Mechanical recycling is well suited when clean fractions are available in sufficient quantities on a regular basis. PVC can be recycled repeatedly (in laboratory tests more than 8 times); depending on the applicat...

  • 2010-12-17

    Q: How is PVC used?

    PVC is one of the most used plastic materials in the world. At global level, demand for PVC exceeds 35 million tonnes per annum and it is in constant growth (+5% on global average), with higher growth rates in the developing countries. PVC is aslo a more economic material, underpinsing safety and en...

  • 2010-12-17

    Q: What is PS industry going to do to increase its recycling rates? Why isn't the PS indu

    The PS industry will continue to promote recycling only where it makes economic and environmental sense. Recycling is one of several options for disposing of products and is just one aspect of a larger, complex, interrelated issue. For recycling to be successful, it must be cost effective. It should...

  • 2010-12-17

    Q: What products are made with recycled PS?

    There are many products made from recycled PS, including egg cartons, lunch trays, transport plastic packaging, audio and videocassette casings, building supplies, and office supplies. For more information on products made from recycled plastic, contact us.

  • 2010-12-16

    Q: What is PP?

    Polypropylene Copolymer (PP-CO) and Polypropylene Homopolymer (PP-HO) has excellent chemical resistance and is commonly used in plastic packaging. It has a high melting point, making it ideal for hot fill liquids. Polypropylene has many applications and is found in everything from flexible and rigid...

  • 2010-12-15

    Q: What is PET?

    At present, PET (abbreviation for polyethylene terephthalate) as a kind of popular material to make the bottle has already enjoyed huge success in the packaging market, especially for the manufacture of beverage bottle. What's more, it has replaced glass and other types of plastic bottle in countles...

  • 2010-12-15

    Q: What is the PVC? What is the PVC materials?

    PVC, name for Polyvinylchlorid, ingredient for PVC, in addition to join other ingredients to enhance its heat-resistant, toughness, ductility, etc. This is the upper surface film of the main components of the intermediate paint, PVC, most lower level is coated adhesive is back. It is the current wor...

  • 2010-12-15

    Q: How much hazardous waste is produced when PS is manufactured?

    PS is an inert substance. In addition, the production aids used to make food service PS packaging are few in number and pose no known threat to human health or the environment. All additives to food service PS are used in compliance with US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations. Production ...

  • 2010-12-15

    Q: What products are made with recycled PS?

    There are many products made from recycled PS, including egg cartons, lunch trays, transport packaging, audio and videocassette casings, building supplies, and office supplies. For more information on products contact us freely.