New Arrival China FFS Film For Rubber Additives - EVA Packaging Film for Anti-aging Agent – Zonpak
New Arrival China FFS Film For Rubber Additives - EVA Packaging Film for Anti-aging Agent – Zonpak Detail:
ZonpakTM low melt EVA film is special plastic film with specific low melting point mainly used for packaging of rubber chemicals. Anti-aging agent is an important chemical used in rubber compounding and mixing, but only a little amount is needed for each batch. Rubber chemical suppliers can use this packaging film with automatic form-fill-seal machine to make little bags of anti-aging agent for the users’ convenience. Owing to the film’s specific low melting point and good compatibility with rubber, these uniform little bags can be direct put into a mixer in the rubber mixing process, the bags will melt and fully disperse into the compounds as a minor effective ingredient.
Films with different melting points (65-110 deg. C) and thickness are available for different using conditions. Please feel free to contact us for more information if you want to update your packaging of anti-aging agent.
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