Biodegradable tape film is a packaging material that can be decomposed into water and carbon dioxide by microorganisms (e.g. bacteria, fungi, etc.) in the natural environment. This material not only reduces the impact on the environment, but also effectively solves the problem of environmental pollution caused by the difficulty of degrading traditional plastic products. It is usually made of natural polymer compounds or synthetic polymers, which can be consumed by microorganisms in nature under certain conditions.
Features
- Environmental protection: Compared with traditional plastics, biodegradable tape film will not exist in the environment for a long time and cause pollution, which helps to reduce “white pollution”.
- Versatility: The physical properties of biodegradable tape can be adjusted according to the needs of different applications, such as strength, flexibility, etc. 3.
- safety: most biodegradable materials come from plant resources, harmless to the human body, and have a wide range of application prospects in food packaging and other fields.
- Recyclability: Some biodegradable materials can be converted into fertilizers through composting treatment to achieve the reuse of resources.
- Cost-effective: Although the initial production cost may be higher than that of ordinary plastics, its overall value is higher considering the long-term environmental protection benefits and social responsibility.
Applications
- Agricultural field: used to make mulch film, seedling trays, etc. It can maintain soil moisture and promote crop growth, and it is easy to degrade after use without burdening the land.
- Packaging industry: widely used in express parcel sealing, product protection, etc., especially in the need for short-term preservation or one-time use occasions.
- Healthcare: Some special medical tapes are also made of biodegradable materials to ensure patient safety and reduce the pressure of waste disposal.
- daily life products: such as garbage bags, shopping bags and other daily consumer products are also beginning to increasingly use such materials, in order to promote the concept of green consumption.
- Industrial use: used as temporary sealing material in certain specialized industrial processes, after which it can be recycled in a simple way.
