Wholesale Price FFS Film For Rubber Process Oil - EVA Packaging Film for Rubber Curing Agent – Zonpak
Wholesale Price FFS Film For Rubber Process Oil - EVA Packaging Film for Rubber Curing Agent – Zonpak Detail:
ZonpakTM EVA packaging film is a special kind of plastic film with specific low melting point mainly used for packaging of rubber chemicals. Curing 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 film with automatic form-fill-seal machine to make little bags of curing agent for the users’ convenience. Due to the film’s specific low melting point and good compatibility with rubber, these little bags can be direct put into an internal mixer in the rubber mixing process, the bags will melt and fully disperse into the compounds as a minor effective ingredient.
SPECIFICATION:
- Material: EVA
- Melting point: 65-110 deg. C
- Film thickness: 30-200 micron
- Film width: 150-1200 mm
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