Will there be pollution during the production process of BOPP colored thermosensitive synthetic paper?

The production process of BOPP colored thermosensitive synthetic paper will not produce pollution. The production of this type of paper emphasizes environmental protection and sustainability, with a pollution-free production process and recyclable materials that meet the requirements of modern green packaging and environmental protection concepts.

Specifically, the main raw material for BOPP color thermosensitive synthetic paper is polypropylene (PP) resin, especially isotactic polypropylene, whose content needs to reach a high standard (such as 95%~97%) to ensure the tensile strength and physical properties of the film. During the production process, functional fillers (such as pigments, dyes, etc.) and additives (such as antioxidants, lubricants, fluorescent whitening agents, titanium dioxide, etc.) are added as needed to improve the processing performance of the paper and the performance of the final product. These raw materials and additives undergo strict control and treatment in the process steps of mixing, plasticizing, casting, stretching, surface treatment, coating, etc., to ensure the environmental friendliness of the production process and the safety of the product.

Therefore, from raw material selection to production process, BOPP colored thermosensitive synthetic paper embodies the concept of environmental protection and sustainability, and will not cause pollution to the environment.