PP thermoformed sheet as food tray

Core Features & Advantages

• Excellent Thermoformability: Boasts a wide thermoforming temperature range (typically 160°C-190°C) and uniform thickness distribution, ensuring easy shaping into complex geometries such as trays, containers, and covers. It maintains stable dimensional accuracy during forming, minimizing scrap rates and improving production efficiency.

• Superior Mechanical Strength: Exhibits high tensile strength, impact resistance, and flexural performance, making the formed products durable enough to withstand transportation, stacking, and daily use. It outperforms many conventional plastic sheets in load-bearing capacity while remaining lightweight.

• Exceptional Chemical Resistance: Resists corrosion from most acids, alkalis, oils, and organic solvents, making it ideal for packaging food, pharmaceuticals, and chemical products. It does not react with most common substances, ensuring product safety and integrity.

• Food-Grade Safety: Complies with global food contact regulations, including FDA 21 CFR §177.1520 and EU 10/2011. The sheet is non-toxic, odorless, and free from harmful additives, making it suitable for direct contact with edible products such as fresh produce, snacks, and ready meals.

• Lightweight & Cost-Effective: With a lower density (0.90-0.91 g/cm³) compared to materials like PVC or PET, it reduces the weight of final products, lowering transportation costs. Its high production efficiency and competitive raw material costs also contribute to overall cost savings for customers.

• Customizable Specifications: Available in a wide range of thicknesses (0.2mm-5.0mm), widths (up to 2000mm), and lengths (customizable per order). It can be supplied in transparent, translucent, or colored variants, and supports surface treatments such as anti-fog, anti-static, or matte finishing to meet specific application needs.

Key Applications

1. Food Packaging: Disposable food trays, takeout containers, fruit/vegetable packaging, and microwaveable food containers—thanks to its food safety and heat resistance.

2. Pharmaceutical & Medical: Blister packs for tablets/capsules, medical device packaging, and sterile packaging—compliant with hygiene and regulatory requirements.

3. Industrial & Electronic: Component trays for electronics (e.g., circuit boards, connectors), tool casings, and protective covers—benefiting from its impact resistance and chemical stability.

4. Consumer Goods: Toy components, cosmetic packaging, stationery cases, and household organizers—customizable in color and texture to enhance product aesthetics.

5. Agriculture: Seedling trays, greenhouse covers, and agricultural product packaging—resistant to outdoor environmental factors such as UV radiation (with optional UV stabilization).