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• Item Code: AWRH
• Production Capacity: 100000
• Delivery Time: 7 days
• Packaging Details: Coiled and Wrapped: Coiling: Rubber strips are often coiled into rolls. The coil diameter depends on the length and thickness of the strip. Inner Core: Sometimes, a cardboard or plastic core is used in the center of the coil to maintain its shape. Wrapping: The coiled strips are then wrapped with plastic film, shrink-wrap, or protective paper to safeguard against dust, moisture, and UV exposure.

• • • Low density polyethylene has properties that are attractive for applications in food-safe bagging, waterproof packaging, and other packaging materials. Thanks to its low density and high strength, very thin sheets of LDPE can be used to hold relatively high loads (think of grocery bags or soda-can six-pack rings).
    • Sheets are one of the common forms of LDPE you can purchase for manufacturing purposes (others being film form, rod form, and tube form). These plastic sheets have an extremely low density, meaning that they're typically quite light and stretchy.
    • • FDA Compliant LDPE – LDPE is available in FDA compliant grades. LDPE Sheet for O&P – Low Density Polyethylene is more flexible than HDPE, polypro, or copoly PP, making it an excellent choice for pediatric AFOs, some splints, and flexible socket interfaces.
      • • This branching gives LDPE its signature flexibility and ductility due to its lower crystallinity, making it quite different from more linear varieties of polyethylene like high density polyethylene (HDPE) and linear low density polyethylene (LLDPE). This branching effect is visualized in the image below: Branch like bonding structure for LDPE.
        • LDPE stands for Low-Density Polyethylene. LDPE sheets are plastic sheets made from LDPE, which is a type of thermoplastic polymer. LDPE is known for its flexibility, toughness, and chemical resistance.
        • Here are some characteristics and common uses of LDPE sheets:
        • 1. Flexibility: LDPE sheets are highly flexible and can be easily bent or formed into various shapes. This property makes them suitable for applications requiring flexibility and easy handling.
        • 2. Impact Resistance: LDPE sheets have good impact resistance, making them capable of absorbing shocks and resisting cracks or fractures. This feature makes LDPE sheets suitable for packaging materials or protective coverings.
        • 3. Chemical Resistance: LDPE has excellent resistance to a wide range of chemicals, acids, and bases. It makes LDPE sheets suitable for applications where chemical compatibility is crucial, such as in chemical storage or laboratory settings.
        • 4. Moisture Resistance: LDPE sheets are resistant to moisture and can act as a barrier against water vapor. This characteristic makes them useful for applications like moisture barriers in construction or as protective covers for outdoor equipment.
        • 5. Insulation Properties: LDPE has low electrical conductivity, making LDPE sheets useful for electrical insulation applications.
        • Common uses of LDPE sheets include:
        • - Packaging materials: LDPE sheets are used for making plastic bags, shrink wrap, and protective films.
        • - Construction and building industry: LDPE sheets can be used as vapor barriers, temporary protective covers, or as liners for ponds and reservoirs.
        • - Agriculture: LDPE sheets are used in greenhouses as covers or as liners for irrigation systems.
        • - Medical industry: LDPE sheets are used for manufacturing disposable medical gloves and aprons.
        • - Manufacturing: LDPE sheets can be used for various manufacturing applications, such as gaskets, seals, or as components in machinery.
        • It's important to note that LDPE is a recyclable material, and many LDPE sheets are made from recycled LDPE, contributing to sustainability efforts.
        • Please keep in mind that the specific properties and applications of LDPE sheets may vary depending on the manufacturing process, additives, or additional treatments applied to the material.

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• Item Code: ARHIS446
• Production Capacity: 100000
• Delivery Time: 7 days
• Packaging Details: The packing type for air hoses conforming to IS:446 is designed to protect the hoses from damage during storage and transportation while ensuring ease of handling. Here’s a breakdown of common packing types used for air hoses: ### **1. Coiling:** - **Coiled Hoses:** Air hoses are typically coiled into large loops for packing. This method is common for hoses of various lengths and diameters. - **Support Core:** For larger or more rigid hoses, an internal support core (often made of cardboard or plastic) may be used to maintain the coil’s shape and prevent kinking. - **Strapping:** The coiled hoses are secured with plastic or metal straps to keep them compact and prevent uncoiling. Straps are applied around the coil to hold it together firmly. ### **2. Bundling:** - **Straight-Length Bundles:** For hoses packed in straight lengths rather than coiled, multiple hoses are bundled together. The hoses are aligned parallel and secured with straps. - **End Caps:** The ends of the hoses may be fitted with protective caps or plugs to prevent contamination and damage. ### **3. Palletizing:** - **Pallet Packing:** Coiled or bundled hoses are often placed on wooden or plastic pallets for easy handling and transportation. - **Layering:** Hoses are stacked in layers on the pallet, and each layer is secured with stretch wrap or additional straps to prevent movement during transit. - **Edge Protectors:** Edge protectors may be used to prevent the straps or wrapping from cutting into the hoses. ### **4. Box or Crate Packaging:** - **Custom Crates:** For smaller orders or hoses requiring extra protection, they may be packed in wooden crates or reinforced cardboard boxes. - **Padding:** Inside the crates or boxes, padding materials like foam or bubble wrap may be used to cushion the hoses and prevent them from shifting or getting damaged. - **Labeling:** Each crate or box is labeled with important information such as hose type, size, length, and hand

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• Item Code: LSPES
• Production Capacity: 20000
• Delivery Time: 7 to 15 days
• Packaging Details: The packing details of LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) sheets can vary depending on the manufacturer, supplier, and specific product. However, here are some common packaging details that you may find for LDPE sheets: 1. Packaging Material: LDPE sheets are typically packed in a protective material to prevent damage during transportation and handling. Common packaging materials include plastic bags, shrink wrap, or cardboard boxes. 2. Quantity: The packaging will mention the quantity of LDPE sheets contained within. It can range from single sheets to multiple sheets, depending on the manufacturer's packaging configuration. The quantity may also be specified by weight or size. 3. Dimensions: The packaging will provide information about the dimensions of the LDPE sheets. This includes the length, width, and thickness of the sheets. These dimensions are helpful for estimating the space required for storage or transportation. 4. Weight: The packaging may indicate the weight of the LDPE sheets or the total weight of the packaged product. This information is useful for handling, shipping, and estimating the load capacity during transportation. 5. Product Description: The packaging will feature a description or labeling that identifies the product as LDPE sheets. This helps in easy identification and differentiation from other products. 6. Safety Precautions: Packaging might also include safety precautions or warnings related to the handling and use of LDPE sheets. This ensures that users are aware of any potential risks and take necessary precautions. 7. Barcodes and Labels: The packaging may feature barcodes, product codes, or labels for inventory management, tracking, and scanning purposes. These help in efficient handling, distribution, and point-of-sale processes. It's important to note that the specific packaging details can vary between manufacturers and products. It's recommended to refer to the packaging information provided by the manufacturer or supplier o

• • • • They are usually bonded or nailed to the old concrete before the first pour of the new concrete and their use is limited to joints where the movement is low. Swellable water bars are popular in kickerless construction. For swellable water bars to be effective, the strip must lie flush with the substrate (hardened concrete).
      • • Swellable Water Stop Swellable Water stops is an active sodium bentonite/butyl rubber-based water stop designed to stop water infiltration through the cast in place concrete construction joints by expanding upon contact with water to form a positive seal against the concrete. It also fills the cracks and pores on the concrete.
        • • Water bars are barriers that are provided in construction joint of concrete structures to prevent the egress or ingress of water into the structure. Constructions joints are usually created due to the difficulty in casting multiple members of a water retaining structure on the same day (such as casting tank base and walls on the same day).
          • • However, hydrophilic (water swellable) water bars can be used when there is no kicker, and this has performed well in construction from experience. Accurate positioning of PVC water bar is important in this case. Preformed strips are made of impermeable but durable materials which are embedded in the concrete during concreting.
            • Dimension
            • 1.20x5mm ,weight  140 gram/Mtr Packing  6Rollx25Mtr=150Mtr in one box
            • Total weight kg 21/Box
            • 2. 20x10mm, Weight 280 gram/Mtr
            • Packing  5 Roll x20Mtr=100 Mtr in one Box
            • Total Weight kg 28kg/Box
            • 3.20x20mm, Weight 560gram/mtr
            • Packing  2Nos x25 Mtr =50 Mtr in one Box
            • Total Weight kg 28/Box
            • 4 25x20mm, Weight 700 gram/Mtr
            • Packing 2Nosx25Mtr=50Mtr in one Box
            • Total weight kg35kg/Bos
            • Color Red

            • A BackLDPE sheet refers to a sheet made of Black Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE), a type of thermoplastic polymer. LDPE is known for its flexibility, low-density structure, and resistance to moisture and chemicals.

              When referring to a BackLDPE sheet, it could be used in a variety of applications, such as:

              • Packaging materials: Black LDPE sheets are often used in packaging, as they are durable and flexible.

              • Protective sheeting: Used for protecting surfaces from dust, moisture, and dirt.

              • Agricultural purposes: As ground covers or weed barriers.

              • Construction: As vapor barriers or in applications where durability and flexibility are needed.

              The "black" part could refer to its color, which is commonly used for opacity, UV resistance, or aesthetic reasons in various products.

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