Material: PET is the abbreviation for polyethylene terephthalate
Characteristics: PET film has good transparency, luster, good air tightness and fragrance retention, moderate moisture resistance, and a decrease in moisture permeability at low temperatures. PET film has excellent mechanical properties, with the best strength and toughness among all thermoplastic materials. Its tensile strength and impact strength are much higher than ordinary films, with good stiffness and stable size, making it suitable for secondary processing such as printing and paper bags. PET film also has excellent heat and cold resistance, as well as good chemical and oil resistance.
Usage: PET film is environmentally friendly and non-toxic. According to the ratio of new to old materials, it can be divided into new materials and first, second, and third grade old materials. It has no odor and may turn yellow if not used for a long time. The common production processes include blown film and cast film, with the cast film having relatively high transparency.
Environmental performance: PET material is more environmentally friendly and can be recycled and reused. It is widely used in industries such as electronics and automobiles, such as coil frames, televisions, lampshades, and other components.