OEM China 50 Micron EVA Bags - Rubber Ingredient Bags – Zonpak
OEM China 50 Micron EVA Bags - Rubber Ingredient Bags – Zonpak Detail:
ZonpakTM rubber ingredient bags are specially designed for packing rubber ingredients and chemicals used in the rubber compounding process. The materials e.g. black carbon, anti-aging agent, accelerator, curing agent and aromatic hydrocarbon oil can be pre-weighed and temporarily stored in these bags. Due to their good compatibility with natural and synthetic rubber, these bags together with the materials inside can be direct put into a mixer, and the bags will melt and fully disperse into the rubber as a minor effective ingredient.
BENEFITS:
- Accurate adding of ingredients and chemicals
- Easy pre-weighing and storing
- Clean mixing area
- No waste of additives and chemicals
- Reduce workers’ exposure to the harmful materials
- Less labor and time needed
OPTIONS:
- colour, printing, bag tie
SPECIFICATION:
- Material: EVA
- Melting point: 65-110 deg. C
- Film thickness: 30-100 micron
- Bag width: 100-1200 mm
- Bag length: 150-1500mm
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Our pursuit and company intention is usually to "Always fulfill our purchaser requirements". We go on to acquire and layout excellent high quality products for both our previous and new consumers and realize a win-win prospect for our customers too as us for OEM China 50 Micron EVA Bags - Rubber Ingredient Bags – Zonpak, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Sydney , Belgium , Somalia , In order to meet more market demands and long-term development, a 150, 000-square-meter new factory is under construction, which will be put into use in 2014. Then, we shall own a large capacity of producing. Of course, we will continue improving the service system to meet the requirements of customers, bringing health, happiness and beauty to everyone.
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