Wholesale - Batch Inclusion Valve Bags – Zonpak
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ZonpakTM batch inclusion valve bags are specially designed packaging bags for powder or pellets of rubber, plastic and rubber chemicals. With the low melt valve bags and automatic filling machines, rubber additives manufacturers can make product packages of 5kg, 10kg, 20kg and 25kg. Using the bags can eliminate the fly loss of the material when filling, and there is no need for sealing, so it can largely improve the packaging efficiency.
The bags are made from EVA resin and featured with specific low melting point and excellent compatibility with rubber and plastics, they can be direct put into an internal mixer, can fully disperse into the rubber or plastic as a minor ingredient. Different melting points (65-110 deg. C) are available for different application conditions. As these bags can help make the compounding work easy and clean, they are becoming more popular than paper bags to the compounders.
Side gusset and block bottom forms are available. Bag size, thickness, color, embossing, venting and printing can be customized according to customers’ specific requirement.
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Our personnel are generally within the spirit of "continuous improvement and excellence", and using the excellent top quality goods, favorable rate and superior after-sales expert services, we try to win every customer's believe in for Wholesale - Batch Inclusion Valve Bags – Zonpak, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Burundi , Indonesia , Armenia , Due to good quality and reasonable prices, our items have been exported to more than 10 countries and regions. We are looking forward to cooperating with all customers from at home and abroad. Moreover, customer satisfaction is our eternal pursuit.
By Lulu
from Brasilia
- 2018.09.23 17:37
The factory has advanced equipment, experienced staffs and good management level, so product quality had assurance, this cooperation is very relaxed and happy!
By Raymond
from Seattle
- 2017.10.23 10:29
