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PP Trays pressed into bales Semi-White

Price 730 USD ($)/ Metric Ton

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PP Trays pressed into bales Semi-White Specification

Usage
Recycling, Packaging, Storage, Industrial Applications

Plastic Type
Polypropylene (PP)

Density
0.92 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Type
Pressed into Bales, Semi-White

Size
Custom/Varies as per Bale

Shape
Rectangular (Compressed Bale)

Color
Semi-White

Weight
Approx. 30-50 kg per bale

About PP Trays pressed into bales Semi-White

Capitalise on the valiant performance of our Splendid PP Trays pressed into bales, Semi-White, purposefully designed for wondrous industrial recycling and reprocessing applications. Highlighted for their low contamination level, each bale is clean, sorted, and nearly odorless with a moisture content below 2%. Get consistent quality backed by secure baling with steel or plastic straps, custom sizes, and reliable density of 0.92 g/cm. Suitable for granule production, packaging, and extended industrial usage, these trays are supplied by a reputed distributor, exporter, manufacturer, supplier, and trader directly from Japan, ensuring premium standards for your business.

Highlighted Uses and Applications

These semi-white PP Trays pressed into bales are ideal as raw material for processes such as granule production, packaging, and varied industrial applications. Direction of use includes storing in a dry, shaded area to maintain optimal quality. Their wondrous cleanliness and uniformity make them suitable for facilities focused on recycling, processing lines, and storage management, enhancing operational efficiency across different sectors.

Supply Ability, Certifications, and Sample Dispatching

Experience splendid supply rates with timely logistics and organized dispatching. Our PP Trays pressed into bales come certified to assure quality standards. Samples can be made available for evaluation before bulk purchasing. Our robust supply chain allows efficient order fulfillment, ensuring your requirements are met promptly with every shipment. Capitalise on reliability and compliance for your material sourcing needs.

FAQs of PP Trays pressed into bales Semi-White:

Q: How should PP Trays pressed into bales be stored for best results?

A: PP Trays pressed into bales should be stored in a dry, shaded area, protected from moisture to maintain their low contamination and optimal physical properties.

Q: What industrial applications are these semi-white PP bales suitable for?

A: They are suitable for recycling operations, granule production lines, packaging industries, and various other industrial uses requiring clean and sorted polypropylene materials.

Q: When can samples of the PP Trays pressed into bales be dispatched?

A: Samples are available upon request and can be dispatched promptly through our streamlined logistics after initial consultation and requirement verification.

Q: Where do you source and supply these splendid PP bales?

A: Our PP Trays pressed into bales are sourced and distributed from Japan, supplied globally through our network as a distributor, exporter, manufacturer, supplier, and trader.

Q: What is the process for ordering and acquiring certifications for these bales?

A: To order, contact our sales team, who will guide you through the procurement process and provide all necessary certifications to confirm quality and compliance.

Q: How does using semi-white, low-contamination PP bales benefit recycling businesses?

A: Using these clean, sorted, and nearly odorless PP bales ensures efficient reprocessing, higher-grade granule production, and reduced quality control issues in recycling operations.