Classification and selection of plastic film

As the market changes, what kind of plastic film should I choose? What are the differences between plastic films? What kind of plastic film is what you need most? Today, CREDIT OCEAN will take you to explore the little knowledge of plastic film and take you to avoid lightning.

So first of all, plastic film is used for shoelaces and gift belts, and should be used with heading machines. The plastic film used for shoelaces generally has a width of 25mm, 30mm, 32mm, 40mm, 50mm, 54mm, etc., and a thickness of about 0.22-0.26mm. The exported cartons generally pack 25-35 kg.

As for the plastic film used for shoelaces, the first type, ordinary models have different colors, such as black, white, brown, transparent, and colorful.

Of course, as people now pay attention to health, major brand suppliers are more inclined to the second type, which is environmentally friendly film. There are two types of environmental protection grades, one is free of o-benzene 22P (PHTHALATES commonly known as plasticizer), the other is free of phenol (commonly known as phenol, disinfectant but to cancer, listed on October 27, 2017, World Health Organized in the list of carcinogens published by the International Agency for Research on Cancer) and does not contain phthalate 22P at the same time, the trend of environmentally friendly film has come up this year, affecting the overall sales of our CREDIT OCEAN, showing an upward trend.

The third type is with a logo. It can be letters or patterns, and it can be customized. You can choose according to your needs.

Next, let's talk about the plastic film of the gift belt. There are also black, transparent, brown and other colors. The tooth pitch is generally 11-18mm, the thickness is about 0.38-0.40mm, and the width is globally recognized as 42mm, so there is no need to say more. Exported cartons generally pack 25-35 kilograms.

Above we have introduced the difference between shoelace film and gift tape film. In fact, you have to find the answer according to the needs of your buyers. In the next issue, let's talk about a little story about shoelaces and gift tape heading machines!