Pulp molded products are firstly used in the transportation and packaging of agricultural and sideline products such as eggs, fruits, etc., and gradually expand the scope of application research. At present, high-quality paper-plastic products using reeds, straw husks, sugarcane, wheat straw, bamboo, wood, etc. as raw materials are more and more widely used, and there are protective packaging for industrial products, such as: electronic products, household appliances, instruments, glass ceramic products , small machinery, etc. There are also high-quality paper-plastic retail packaging for consumer durables. The following editor will share with you an overview of pulp molding products.
Overview of Pulp Molded Products:
Pulp molding raw materials: Pulp molding products, in the early years, generally used waste paper as the base material, and used special equipment and molds to carry out three-dimensional modeling through unique processes to produce packaging products and objects of various shapes.
Development status of pulp molding: The market for pulp molding packaging materials is quite mature. At present, three pulp molding technology development centers have been formed in the Pearl River Delta, the Yangtze River Delta and Beijing, Tianjin, and Dalian. The application of paper mold packaging products has spread to major brand products. Especially since 2001, related enterprises have increased by 20% every year. At present, the development level of domestic pulp molding technology is close to that of foreign countries. Many domestic pulp molding manufacturers can develop corresponding equipment, special processes and auxiliary materials by themselves to make medium and high-end paper-plastic packaging products.
The above content is an introduction to the overview of pulp molding products. Pulp molding mainly uses low-cost renewable and recyclable fiber natural materials as raw materials to produce high-value and environment-friendly packaging products. It appears in While greatly reducing the environmental pollution caused by the use of foamed plastics, it also opens up a new and broad road for the recycling of waste paper.
