It has become a recyclable material that takes environmental issues into consideration!
Thanks to advanced foaming technology, the cross-linked polyethylene molded foam Mirablock has been reborn as a "non-cross-linked type." While retaining the functions of conventional high-performance foams, it possesses equivalent performance in its non-cross-linked form and has become a recyclable material that considers environmental issues. It can be molded into free shapes, has excellent oil and chemical resistance, outstanding cushioning performance, exceptional secondary processing capabilities, can withstand repeated use, and does not use any fluorocarbons as a foaming agent, among other features. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ Can be molded into free shapes ○ Excellent oil and chemical resistance ○ Outstanding cushioning performance ○ Exceptional secondary processing capability ○ Can withstand repeated use ○ Does not use any freon gas as a foaming agent ○ Excellent surface protection ○ Recyclable ○ Excellent thermal insulation and buoyancy ○ No generation of black smoke, toxic gases, or dioxins during incineration ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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F-Package Co., Ltd. will flexibly respond to changes in the environment, strive for harmony with society, and work towards creating a rich community. Please feel free to consult us regarding the design, processing, and sales of packaging materials, package production, cutting, etc. We can also cut materials such as urethane foam and expanded polystyrene.
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