Key applications of hollow plastic sheets include:
Hollow plastic sheets (a new type of plastic packaging material)
1. An ideal eco-friendly material serving as a substitute for corrugated cardboard, wood, and metal sheets;
2. Containers for logistics and handling: turnover boxes for general parts, food, beverages, and pesticides; inner packaging for precision instruments; and pads, dividers, and transport/storage containers for electronic components;
3. Industrial sheets: protective outer packaging for various items, as well as pads, shelving units, dividers, base plates, cross-bracing panels, etc.;
4. Electronics industry packaging: Conductive packaging products are primarily used for electronic components to prevent contact with charged objects, thereby avoiding damage caused by sparks resulting from electrostatic discharge. Options include conductive and anti-static plastic sheets and turnover boxes;
5. Advertising and decoration: display boards, product signage, billboards, light boxes, window display structures, etc.;
6. Household use: temporary residential partitions, wall protectors, ceiling panels, container lids, etc.;
7. Construction engineering: drainage boards for foundation work, sound insulation panels for walls, interior ceiling panels, etc.;
8. Other uses: back panels for washing machines, automobiles, water heaters, and strollers; pads for packaging, storage, and transport; etc.
PP hollow plastic sheet is a new type of packaging material produced via high-temperature extrusion molding using PP resin granules.
Characteristics of hollow plastic sheets:
Non-toxic and odorless;
Eco-friendly and pollution-free;
Moisture-resistant and corrosion-resistant;
Lightweight with high tensile strength and durability;
Surface suitable for printing or lamination;
Available in various colors to meet specific requirements;
Flame-retardant versions available (self-extinguishing upon removal from the flame source).
Applications of PP Corrugated Plastic Sheets:
1. Advertising boards;
2. Recycling and storage containers, including reusable bins for various industries, turnover boxes, fruit and vegetable crates, clothing storage boxes, and stationery boxes;
3. Industrial sheets, including protective coverings for wires and cables; protective packaging for glass, steel plates, and other goods; as well as backing boards, shelving units, partitions, base plates, and dividers;
4. Protective sheets: The era of using cardboard or plywood to protect construction materials is over. With modern advancements and higher standards, ensuring the integrity of interior finishes prior to project handover requires proper protection to maintain cost-effectiveness, safety, and operational convenience; applications also include protection for building elevators and flooring prior to final inspection.
