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Water-based printing food packaging material 06

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Water-based ink is printed on the main substrate of PET, and water-based adhesive is used as a layer between PET/highly blocked layer and PE (lamination structure: PET/highly blocked layer/ink printing/water-based adhesive/PE). The highly blocked layer in the structure is a nanoscale waterborne coating, which can replace PVDC film and reduce the dioxin pollution caused by chlorine. 5% alcohol is the only solvent used as a diluent for ink, so it saves 65% lesser chemical solvents compared to the traditional process and greatly reduces VOC emissions. Furthermore, this material can reduce 25% of waste due to its low solid content. Therefore, it was awarded the "Class II Environmental Protection Product Label" by the Environmental Protection Agency for use as food packaging. more

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Water-based ink is printed on the main substrate of PET, and water-based adhesive is used as a layer between PET/highly blocked layer and PE (lamination structure: PET/highly blocked layer/ink printing/water-based adhesive/PE). The highly blocked layer in the structure is a nanoscale waterborne coating, which can replace PVDC film and reduce the dioxin pollution caused by chlorine. 5% alcohol is the only solvent used as a diluent for ink, so it saves 65% lesser chemical solvents compared to the traditional process and greatly reduces VOC emissions. Furthermore, this material can reduce 25% of waste due to its low solid content. Therefore, it was awarded the "Class II Environmental Protection Product Label" by the Environmental Protection Agency for use as food packaging.