100% Original EVA Side Gusset Bags - Low Melt Batch Inclusion Bags – Zonpak
100% Original EVA Side Gusset Bags - Low Melt Batch Inclusion Bags – Zonpak Detail:
With particular low melting points and good compatibility with rubber and plastics, the EVA batch inclusion bags are specially designed for the rubber or plastic compounding process. The bags are used to pre-weigh and temporarily store the rubber ingredients and additives, and they can be direct thrown into a banbury mixer during compounding process. Using low melting batch inclusion bags can help ensure accurater adding of chemicals, keep the mixing area clean, minimizes the worker exposure to harmful materials and increases the compounding efficiency.
PROPERTIES:
1. Different melting points (from 70 to 110 deg. C) are available as required.
2. Good physical strength, such as high tensile strength, impact strength, puncture resistance, flexibility, and rubber-like elasticity.
3. Excellent chemical stability, nontoxic, good environmental stress cracking resistance, weather resistance and compatibility with most rubber e.g. NR, BR, SBR, SSBR.
APPLICATIONS:
Various rubber chemicals and additives (e.g. carbon black, silica, anti-aging agent, accelerator, curing agent and rubber process oil
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Our staff through skilled training. Skilled skilled knowledge, potent sense of company, to satisfy the provider requirements of consumers for 100% Original EVA Side Gusset Bags - Low Melt Batch Inclusion Bags – Zonpak, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Nepal , Belgium , Botswana , We have now 48 provincial agencies in the country. We also have stable cooperation with several international trading companies. They place order with us and export solutions to other countries. We expect to cooperate with you to develop a larger market.
By Michaelia
from Costa Rica
- 2017.09.28 18:29
We have worked with many companies, but this time is the best，detailed explanation, timely delivery and quality qualified, nice!
By Patricia
from Canberra
- 2017.02.28 14:19
