Plastic products can reduce carbon dioxide emissions during combustion by up to 24%. It is easy to use, simply by directly mixing with conventional raw materials.
Used plastic products become waste and emit carbon dioxide when burned. Currently, carbon dioxide is a global issue manifesting as global warming. Both companies and individuals need to be aware of the necessity to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. This product aims to reduce the carbon dioxide emitted during plastic combustion. The products produced using this product are no different from conventional products. It can be manufactured without reducing product strength, unlike other fillers. Additionally, it allows for lower pricing compared to raw material costs, enabling cost reduction. We assist in manufacturing higher quality plastic products without changing existing equipment. Our company contributes to the global effort to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
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Low Carbon Plastic Filler Eco-Plat Ver3 Model Number: LCo2 PE701R Density: 1.75g/cm3 Appearance: White pellets Application Range Suitable for processing plastic films, sheet molding, and pipe molding of PP and PE resins. Used in products such as shopping bags, garbage bags, and stationery. Product Features Plastic products molded using this product can reduce carbon dioxide emissions generated during combustion by up to 24%. It has good compatibility with PP and PE raw materials, maintaining the inherent properties of the resin. Since the main raw materials are natural materials, the price is more stable than that of raw materials affected by fluctuations in oil prices, allowing for low-cost provision. No changes to production processes or equipment are necessary. Certified by SGS, and currently applying for a patent in Japan. There are already shipping records to companies and local governments in Japan, and we have received high evaluations from customers. Usage Instructions Add directly to raw materials, mix easily, and manufacturing can proceed as usual. The addition ratio is 10% to 30%.
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It can be used by directly mixing it with the raw materials being used. It can be used in plastic products mainly produced from PP and PE, and products using this material are also shipped to Japan. It is used in items such as shopping bags, garbage bags, and clear files.
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Shenzhen Zhongjing Kelin Environmental Materials Co., Ltd. is a high-tech company headquartered in Shenzhen, China, specializing in eco-friendly plastic materials. Our main products include low-carbon plastic fillers, plastic dewatering agents, plastic reinforcement and toughening agents, biodegradable plastics, and bamboo-plastic composite materials, which we research, develop, manufacture, and sell. Our products are made primarily from natural materials found in nature and are reusable, eliminating the need for excessive resource consumption and making them environmentally friendly. We have a partnership with Chukyo Trading Co., Ltd. in Japan and are involved in the Japanese market. Our products have passed inspection criteria from authoritative organizations both domestically and internationally. In 2005, our plastic dewatering agent obtained a Japanese invention patent, and we are currently applying for a patent for our low-carbon plastic filler. We export to over 100 companies and more than 20 provinces, cities, and autonomous regions in China, as well as to Japan, Southeast Asia, and various parts of the world, receiving high praise and popularity from our customers. Our company is committed to further international development, with all employees striving to expand our market from domestic to global.
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