HDPE And PP Brown Paper Laminated Fabric

Product Description

HDPE Fabric - 60 GSM/70GSM/80GSM - Strength 55 Kgf +

Brown Paper - 90 GSM/100GSM - 12,14,16,18 BF and Imported Paper

Lamination - 20 GSM (LDPE)

HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) brown paper laminated fabric is a composite material designed for robust packaging and industrial applications. Here's a general description:

• Composition:
  • It combines the strength of woven HDPE fabric with the protective properties of brown kraft paper.
  • The lamination process involves bonding these two materials together, often using a layer of low-density polyethylene (LDPE) as an adhesive.
• Key Features:
  • Strength and Durability: The HDPE woven fabric provides exceptional tensile strength, making the material resistant to tearing and punctures.
  • Moisture Resistance: The lamination process creates a barrier against moisture, protecting the contents from dampness.
  • Protection: The brown kraft paper layer adds an extra layer of protection and can also provide a surface suitable for printing.
  • Versatility: It's used in various packaging applications due to its ability to handle heavy and bulky materials.
• Common Applications:
  • Industrial packaging for products like chemicals, fertilizers, and building materials.
  • Packaging for powdered goods such as cement, flour, and animal feed.
  • Bag production, where the laminated material is formed into sturdy sacks.
• Brown paper aspects:
  • The brown paper used is often kraft paper. This is a strong paper type.
  • The paper provides a good surface for printing product information.
• HDPE aspects:
  • HDPE woven fabric gives the bag it's strength.
  • HDPE is very resistant to many chemicals.