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We are going to participate in the 135th Canton Fair

March 25, 2024

We are going to participate in the 135th Canton Fair

Booth No.: 18.1D31 Time: April. 15- 19 Venue: Canton Fair Complex Guangzhou, China

Xinye is about to debut at the 2024Chinaplas international exhibition

March 21, 2024

Xinye is about to debut at the 2024Chinaplas international exhibition

Booth No.: 3C68Time: 23-26th.AprilVenue: National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai

Common Issues and Solutions in the Film Blowing Process

May 20, 2025

The Blown Film Machine is essential for producing plastic films by extruding molten polymer and inflating it into a thin, continuous tube. However, various challenges can arise during the process, impacting film quality, consistency, and efficiency. Common problems include poor film adhesion, uneven thickness, surface defects, and more. Addressing these issues effectively is key to optimizing production and maintaining high-quality output

What is the process of blowing machine?

May 14, 2025

The film blowing machine (Blowing Machine) is the core equipment for plastic film production and is widely used in packaging, agriculture, medical and other fields. This article will introduce the working principle, process flow, key technologies and industry applications of the film blowing machine in detail to help you fully understand this efficient film manufacturing technology.

How do you manufacture plastic bags?

April 29, 2025

Plastic bags have become an integral part of modern life, used for everything from daily shopping to product packaging. The manufacturing process combines advanced machinery and precision technology to create durable and practical plastic bags. This guide will provide a comprehensive overview of the entire production process, focusing on bag making machines, film blowing, and printing technology.

Are all plastic bags made from the same material?

April 19, 2025

Are all plastic bags made from the same material?

Plastic bags are common items in everyday life, but not all plastic bags are made from the same material. Different plastics have unique properties that make them suitable for specific uses. Manufacturers using bag making machines must select the right material to meet performance, cost and sustainability requirements.

The Science Behind PE Film: The Invisible Hero of Modern Life

March 10, 2025

The Science Behind PE Film: The Invisible Hero of Modern Life

You encounter it every day, yet you might not even notice it. From the crisp packaging of your morning groceries to the protective layers shielding your online deliveries, polyethylene film—commonly k

Advantages of Multi-Layer Film Blowing Machines for High-Quality Packaging

February 22, 2025

Advantages of Multi-Layer Film Blowing Machines for High-Quality Packaging

In the realm of packaging, multi - layer film blowing machines have become a linchpin for achieving high - quality results. Their unique capabilities offer numerous benefits that are reshaping the ind

Are Trash Bags Recyclable?

January 07, 2025

With the improvement of environmental awareness, people are paying more and more attention to every little detail in life - from energy saving and emission reduction to garbage sorting. A common daily

what do we call plastic packaging air bubbles

January 06, 2025

what do we call plastic packaging air bubbles

Plastic packaging air bubbles are called bubble wrap or air bubble film. Bubble film is a material commonly used to package and protect items, especially during transportation, it can effectively redu

Can You Microwave Plastic Wrap?

January 02, 2025

Whether plastic wrap can be heated in the microwave depends on the type of wrap used. Most standard plastic wraps (such as polyethylene wrap) can be used in the microwave, but you must choose products suitable for microwave heating and follow the instructions.

Can you thaw meat in plastic wrap?

December 20, 2024

It is generally not recommended to thaw meat in its original plastic wrap at room temperature.When meat thaws at room temperature, it enters what is known as the "danger zone" (between 40°F and 140°F