In general, the high quality of pearl cotton packaging we see and use is white, so it is clean and environmentally friendly. Originally, pearl cotton can be used in various colors, which can be used in the transportation of commodities with different work. Does the color affect the quality of pearl cotton?


The EPE pearl cotton is made of PE particles through foaming processing, which is mainly used to protect objects. It can be used as a whole roll, cut into sheets or pockets of the required size, and can also be processed into various shapes according to needs. Pliable, light and elastic, it can absorb and loose the external impact force through bending, and reach the buffering effect, overcoming the shortcomings of brittle, deformed and poor resilience of general styrofoam.


Pearl cotton packing


The quality of pearl cotton is characterized by heat preservation, moisture proof, heat insulation, sound insulation, conflict prevention, aging resistance and corrosion resistance. EPE can be combined with PE film to make peritoneum EPE to improve its strength. The bag made of EPE combined with bubble pad has a very good protective function. The quality of pearl cotton is still a recyclable environmental protection material. Changzhou Yongtuo new material Co., LTD. Is specialized in producing and processing shockproof, buffering and anti-static materials.


Pearl cotton not only elegant appearance, widely used in electronic appliances, instrumentation, computers, audio, medical equipment, work-managing machine box, hardware, lighting, crafts, glass, ceramics, electrical appliances, spraying, furniture furniture, alcohol and resin and other senior fragile gift packaging, metal products, toys, melon, shoes, daily provisions, such as a variety of commodity packaging, packaging for black anti-static agent and flame retardants, and useful eradicate electrostatic and burning effect.


EPE pearlcotton can be customized in size, thickness and shape, and can be changed in color. The quality does not vary much, but white pearlcotton is still the most commonly used.