Plastic - the modern universal term, it is a wide range of so-called polymers - that is, by a relatively simple carbon

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(Summary description)In any case, polymers are not always modern synthetic products. In fact, we have been using naturally occurring biopolymers (such as asphalt or resins) for thousands of years. However, when we refer to 'plastic', we usually refer to synthetic polymers that are widely used in everyday life, such as PVC, polypropylene, polyethylene or polyester. The requirements of the printing and packaging industry have changed. New coloring methods, new surfaces and processing options have made plastics a more popular medium for designers and have received corresponding attention in the printing industry. Experts estimate that the use of synthetic materials increased between 10% and 15% between 2005 and 2006. Where paper and cardboard used to be the main information carriers, further industrial development has caused a significant shift in interest. More specific requirements have arisen for the packaging, protection, transportation and display of goods. As a result, the requirements to be met by printed substrates have become more complicated: * Requires the label to be resistant to tearing and water, but must be able to print or write on it. * Literature works are more durable and cannot be torn even when used under extremely harsh conditions.

Plastic - the modern universal term, it is a wide range of so-called polymers - that is, by a relatively simple carbon

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Plastic - the modern universal term, it is a wide range of so-called polymers - that is, by a relatively simple carbon

(Summary description)In any case, polymers are not always modern synthetic products. In fact, we have been using naturally occurring biopolymers (such as asphalt or resins) for thousands of years. However, when we refer to 'plastic', we usually refer to synthetic polymers that are widely used in everyday life, such as PVC, polypropylene, polyethylene or polyester.
The requirements of the printing and packaging industry have changed. New coloring methods, new surfaces and processing options have made plastics a more popular medium for designers and have received corresponding attention in the printing industry. Experts estimate that the use of synthetic materials increased between 10% and 15% between 2005 and 2006. Where paper and cardboard used to be the main information carriers, further industrial development has caused a significant shift in interest. More specific requirements have arisen for the packaging, protection, transportation and display of goods. As a result, the requirements to be met by printed substrates have become more complicated:
* Requires the label to be resistant to tearing and water, but must be able to print or write on it.
* Literature works are more durable and cannot be torn even when used under extremely harsh conditions.

Categories:Industry Trends
Author:
Origin:
Time of issue:2019-04-05 12:30
Views:

In any case, polymers are not always modern synthetic products. In fact, we have been using naturally occurring biopolymers (such as asphalt or resins) for thousands of years. However, when we refer to 'plastic', we usually refer to synthetic polymers that are widely used in everyday life, such as PVC, polypropylene, polyethylene or polyester.

The requirements of the printing and packaging industry have changed. New coloring methods, new surfaces and processing options have made plastics a more popular medium for designers and have received corresponding attention in the printing industry. Experts estimate that the use of synthetic materials increased between 10% and 15% between 2005 and 2006. Where paper and cardboard used to be the main information carriers, further industrial development has caused a significant shift in interest. More specific requirements have arisen for the packaging, protection, transportation and display of goods. As a result, the requirements to be met by printed substrates have become more complicated:

* Requires the label to be resistant to tearing and water, but must be able to print or write on it.

* Literature works are more durable and cannot be torn even when used under extremely harsh conditions.

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