High-transparency PET sheet is one of the most demanding products in the sheet world. The same PET resin that looks perfectly clear in one factory can produce haze, pearlescent “fog,” streaks, crystallization spots, or gels in a...
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Energy costs and carbon reporting are becoming real competitive factors in flexible packaging. If you operate a polythene bag machine (or plan to invest in a polythene bag manufacturing machine), modern upgrades like servo drives and e...
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If your bag manufacturing machine runs fast but stacking becomes chaotic—bags flying, sticking together, miscounting, or jamming—static electricity is often the real cause. Static issues increase scrap and force operators to slo...
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If you’re a startup entering the packaging market, the biggest risk is not buying the wrong “cheap machine.” The biggest risk is buying equipment that cannot reach stable output, consistent quality, or predictable operating cost&mda...
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Medical packaging is not just “packaging”—it is a functional part of the device. If the seal fails, sterility can be compromised, and the product can become non-compliant or unsafe. That’s why choosing a seal making machi...
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Yarn breaks, unstable fabric density, and frequent loom stops are the hidden profit killers in PP woven bag production. Many plants focus on speed and output, but from a maintenance manager’s viewpoint, the best way to increase effective capaci...
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Industrial rubber sheets and rubber mats (flooring, anti-slip mats, insulation pads, gaskets, vibration damping sheets) are traditionally produced on rubber processing equipment such as two-roll mills, calenders, or dedicated rubber extruders. But in...
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Regulations, retailer policies, and consumer expectations are accelerating the shift away from conventional plastic packaging. For many manufacturers, 2025 is not just a “trend year”—it’s a deadline year. If you currently prod...
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For many film bag factories, the fastest way to grow isn’t hiring more operators—it’s eliminating bottlenecks. If you’re already running a standard line close to its practical limit, adding labor often increases supervision co...
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Thickness variation is one of the most expensive and frustrating problems on any sheet extruder line. It shows up as poor flatness, inconsistent weight per square meter, unstable trimming, higher scrap, and complaints from downstream proces...
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Plastic restriction policies are expanding worldwide—covering everything from lightweight carrier bags and single-use packaging to extended producer responsibility (EPR) and carbon reporting. For packaging factories and brand owners, this shift...
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1) Why Water Pouches Are Growing (And When They Don’t Work) Water pouches are popular in many regions because they can: reduce packaging cost per liter lower shipping volume and weight improve affordability for price-sensitive consumers enable...
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