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FAQ

What is anti-static plastic?

Anti-static plastic is a type of plastic that is designed to reduce or eliminate static electricity. It is often used in applications where static electricity can be a problem, such as electronic manufacturing and packaging.

How does anti-static bubble wrap work?

Anti-static bubble wrap works by having a special coating or additive that prevents the buildup of static electricity. The coating or additive creates a conductive layer that allows any static charge to dissipate across the surface of the bubble wrap, rather than building up and potentially damaging electronics or other sensitive components.

What is the difference between stretch film and shrink film?

Stretch film is a type of plastic film that is stretched tightly around a product to hold it securely in place. It is typically made from polyethylene and can be applied manually or with a machine. Shrink film is also a type of plastic film, but it is designed to shrink when exposed to heat, creating a tight, conforming seal around the product. Shrink film is typically made from polyolefin materials and requires a heat source, such as a heat gun or a shrink tunnel, to activate the shrinking process.