How To Recycle Bubble Wrap - China

Bubble wrap or LDPE warp film is made from a thin, soft plastic called No.

4 low-density polyethylene film (LDPE), a plastic film with many small bubbles that provide cushioning and protection.

It is widely used in the packaging industry to wrap fragile items, such as glassware, electronics, etc., to minimize the damage that can be caused by collisions and vibrations during transportation and handling.

Bubble wrap is made by heating resin beads until they are mixed together to form a film.

The plastic film is rolled flat to form the substrate for the bubble wrap.

A roller punches small holes in the flattened plastic and then a vacuum is used to inject air into the holes.

This creates a unique design of small or large air bubbles.

A second layer of plastic film seals the air bubbles.

Finally, the bubble wrap is cut and rolled.

From large bubble rolls to small bubble wrap bags, bubble wrap bags are remarkably effective at protecting fragile items.

Whether used for storage, packaging or protection, the air-filled bubble design ensures that items in transit are delivered safely to customers.

There is even anti-static bubble wrap on the market.

This bubble wrap contains a special bubble additive that prevents static buildup and ensures that electrical products are fully protected during transportation.

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• Business Description: GREENMAX is the brand of recycling machine manufactured by INTCO Recycling - the leading company provides one-stop polystyrene recycling solutions.
  
  GREENMAX has launched 4 series of waste recycling machines: cold compactor, hot melter, foam crusher and beverage dewatering machine.
  
  Applicable materials include EPS, EPE, EPP, beverage packaging.
  
  GREENMAX has served over 100 businesses and organizations across UK in the past 10 years.