88-2:paper grade for normal and big area both using/ABS or wooden materials Manufacturers

  • 88-2:paper grade for normal and big area both using/ABS or wooden materials

88-2:paper grade for normal and big area both using/ABS or wooden materials

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88-2:paper grade for normal and big area both using/ABS or wooden materials

110˚С ~140˚С

1) Works one most of the stamping area,big design,lines also.Like couplets,greeting cards,labels or high viscosity inked paper.
2) Works one ABS plastic materials and wooden materials,like pencils,frame etc.

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Zhejiang (Shanghai) Tianmei Printing Material Co., Ltd. is 88-2:paper grade for normal and big area both using/ABS or wooden materials Manufacturers and OEM 88-2:paper grade for normal and big area both using/ABS or wooden materials Factory, We specializing in the production of anodized aluminum hot stamping foil and laser aluminized film. Our company's products are widely used in hot stamping of various materials and have good gloss and adhesion. The company will establish, implement and continue to implement a management system in strict accordance with the ISO9000 international standards to make the company's product quality better, so as to be invincible in the market competition.

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Production advantage

The company has introduced more than a dozen coating production lines imported from Germany and three imported vacuum coating equipment. The company has rich experience in modern production and management, and has a group of high-quality technical personnel and management personnel.

Company advantage

Since its establishment, the company has adhered to the principle of "people-oriented, quality first, excellence, and sincere cooperation". In order to provide customers with products and quality services that meet the requirements.

Product advantages

The company will establish, implement and continue to implement a management system in strict accordance with the ISO9000 international standards to make the company's product quality better, so as to be invincible in the market competition.

Guaranteed quality

The company honors contracts and keeps promises and has advanced technology. The product has the characteristics of beautiful appearance, reliable performance and long use time. Ensure to meet the needs of customers.

Market positioning

We focus on developing high-quality products for the high-end market. Our products meet international standards and are mainly exported to Europe, the United States, Japan and other parts of the world.

Professional communication

For any products, we will communicate with customers professionally, listen to their opinions and offer useful suggestions to ensure that excellent quality products are made.

We have our own production workshops and warehouses,
equipped with complete production and quality inspection equipment.

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How does the weight of ABS compare to wood, and how does this impact the overall weight of the final product?

The weight of ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) and wood can vary based on factors such as density and moisture content. Generally, ABS is a lightweight thermoplastic polymer, while wood can vary widely in density depending on the type of wood.
ABS has a density typically in the range of 1.04 to 1.07 grams per cubic centimeter (g/cm³). Wood, on the other hand, can have a wide range of densities. Softwoods like pine may have a density around 0.4 to 0.6 g/cm³, while hardwoods like oak can range from 0.6 to 0.9 g/cm³. It's important to note that these values are approximate and can vary based on the specific type of wood and its moisture content.
In general, ABS is likely to be denser than many types of wood, so if you're comparing the weight of an ABS product to a wooden product of similar size and shape, the ABS product is likely to be heavier. However, the specific weight difference will depend on the density of the particular type of wood being compared to ABS.
When designing a product, the choice of material can impact its overall weight, strength, and other properties. ABS is often chosen for its lightweight and durable characteristics, while wood is chosen for its natural aesthetics and other unique properties. Depending on the application, manufacturers may select materials based on a combination of factors such as weight, strength, cost, and aesthetics.

What are the size requirements for the large area, and how does this impact the choice of materials and paper grade?

The size requirements for a large area, as well as the choice of materials and paper grade, can vary depending on the specific application or project. However, I can provide some general considerations:
Size Requirements:
Large areas could refer to anything from large-format printing (posters, banners) to architectural plans, maps, or other industrial applications.
Consider the printing equipment's maximum size capacity and the intended use of the printed material.
Large areas may also imply a need for robust and durable materials, especially if the output will be exposed to external elements.
Materials:
For large-format printing, common materials include paper, vinyl, fabric, canvas, or various synthetic materials.
Paper is a versatile choice and is available in various grades. For outdoor applications, weather-resistant or waterproof paper might be necessary.
Vinyl is durable and weather-resistant, making it suitable for outdoor signage.
Fabric and canvas are often chosen for artistic prints, as they provide a unique texture.
Paper Grade:
The choice of paper grade depends on the intended use and desired characteristics.
Standard paper grades include bond, offset, cover, and specialty papers like coated or uncoated stocks.
If the large area involves high-quality graphics or photos, a coated paper may be preferable for better color reproduction and image sharpness.
For more robust applications, a heavyweight paper or board may be necessary to prevent tearing or damage.
Printing Technology:
Different printing technologies (inkjet, laser, offset, etc.) may have specific requirements for materials.
Inkjet printers, for example, might work well with a variety of materials, including different paper grades, while other technologies may be more limited.
Environmental Considerations:
If the large area will be exposed to the elements, consider materials that are resistant to water, UV rays, and other environmental factors.
Recyclability and eco-friendliness may also be important considerations.
Cost Considerations:
Larger sizes and specialized materials may incur higher costs. It's essential to balance the desired quality with budget constraints.
Always check the specifications and recommendations provided by the printing equipment manufacturer and consider the environmental conditions the material will be exposed to when making choices. Additionally, testing materials in small quantities before a large-scale production can help ensure that they meet the required specifications.