Blister packaging is a general term for using blister technology to produce plastic products and corresponding equipment to package the products. Blister packaging can not only improve the price and image of the product itself, but also shape and spread. Do you know the three common materials in blister packaging?

Abs: chemical Title: acrylonitrile butadiene styrene copolymer uses: auto parts (dashboard, east-west hatch, wheel cover, reflector box, etc.), radio chassis, telephone handle, high-strength things (vacuum cleaner, hair dryer, mixer, lawnmower, etc.), typewriter keyboard, recreational vehicles such as golf carts and jet sledges, etc. incineration identification methods: continuous incineration, blue background yellow flame, black smoke Light Calendula flavor

PP plastic, chemical Title: Polypropylene features: non-toxic, tasteless, low density, strength, stiffness, hardness and heat resistance are better than low-pressure polyethylene, which can be used at about 100 ℃ It has outstanding electrical function and high-frequency insulation. It is not affected by humidity, but becomes brittle at low temperature, not wear-resistant and easy to aging Suitable for manufacturing general mechanical parts, corrosion-resistant parts and insulating parts. Common acid and alkali organic solvents have little effect on it and can be used for tableware

PS, also known as polystyrene, is a thermoplastic. Bright when not painted. When the product falls to the ground or is struck, it has a metal like loud sound. It has good gloss and clarity. It is similar to glass. It is brittle and easy to crack. The fingernail can mark the appearance of the product. After investigating the appearance of plastics, we can begin to identify the categories of plastic products: Thermoplastics, thermosetting plastics or elastomers. General thermoplastics have two types: crystalline and amorphous. The appearance of crystalline plastic is semi transparent, milky or opaque. As long as it is transparent in the film condition, the hardness is from soft to horny. The amorphous form is generally colorless. It is fully transparent when no additives are added, and its hardness is from hard to horny rubber (plasticizers and other additives are often added). Thermosetting plastics generally contain fillers and are not transparent. If they do not contain fillers, they are transparent. The elastomer has a rubbery feel and a certain elongation.