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DuPont paper (often referred to as Tyvek, HDPE material) is widely used in medical, construction, packaging, industrial, cultural and creative, and protective fields due to its core advantages of lightweight, toughness, waterproof, breathable, tear resistant, weather resistant, and good printability.
Packaging and Printing
-Industrial packaging: protective bags for electronic accessories, precision instruments, and automotive parts, scratch resistant and moisture-proof, and heat sealable.
-Food and Daily Chemicals: High end snack, tea, and cosmetics gift boxes, waterproof and oil resistant, with a unique texture.
-Tags and hang tags: outdoor signs, product nameplates, jewelry/clothing hang tags, sun and scratch resistant, printed clearly.
-Cultural and creative printing: art posters, eco-friendly envelopes, book covers, can be offset/digital printed, easy to process.
Industry and Protection
-Electronic and electrical: insulation gaskets, battery packaging, circuit board protection, temperature and chemical resistance.
-Filtration and Protection: Industrial dust covers, laboratory filter materials, cleanroom supplies, breathable and dust resistant.
-Outdoor durability: flags, maps, equipment covers, UV resistant, rain resistant, repeatedly folded and not easily broken.
other scenarios
-Personal items: waterproof notebook, travel document cover, emergency raincoat, lightweight and durable.
-Agricultural horticulture: greenhouse breathable film, seed bag, plant protective cover, transparent and moisturizing.
-Special applications: high-end anti-counterfeiting labels, temporary passes, environmentally friendly kites, high strength, easy to print.
Selection shorthand
-Soft structure (such as 1025D): suitable for clothing, bags, protective clothing, soft and easy to fold.
-Hard structure (such as 1073D): suitable for packaging, labeling, lampshades, sturdy and durable.
-Attention: Not resistant to high temperatures (recommended ≤ 80 ℃), avoid prolonged exposure to strong solvents.
