Modified plastics are materials with uniform appearance obtained by filling, toughening, strengthening, blending, alloying and other technical means with primary form resin as the main component and additives or other resins that can improve the mechanical, rheological, combustion, electrical, thermal, optical, magnetic and other aspects of performance.

Polypropylene (PP) as an important raw material in the plastics industry, its price fluctuation has been concerned by the market. However, recent polypropylene prices have not risen as expected, and the reasons behind this are worth exploring in depth.

Are you still struggling to choose packaging materials? We'll explore the pros and cons of PET (polyethylene terephthalate) and PVC (polyvinyl chloride), two popular plastic packaging materials, to help you choose the one that best suits your packaging needs!

Since the 1980s, PET as an engineering plastic has made breakthrough progress, and continued to develop nucleating agents and crystallization promoters, PET and PBT together as thermoplastic polyester, become one of the five major engineering plastics (PA PC POM PBT PPO).

Modified plastics are materials with uniform appearance obtained by filling, toughening, strengthening, blending, alloying and other technical means with primary form resin as the main component and additives or other resins that can improve the mechanical, rheological, combustion, electrical, thermal, optical, magnetic and other aspects of performance. According to the modified function, the modified plastics include flame retardant resins, reinforced and toughened resins, plastic alloys, functional color masterclasses, etc. Each type can be further subdivided according to different materials, and due to their respective performance differences, the application field is also different.

In the current context of industry turnover and rising raw material costs, the plastics industry is capturing global business opportunities through innovative transformation. Customs data show that in the first seven months of this year, exports of plastic products increased by 7.2% year-on-year. This growth trend reflects the competitiveness and demand of the plastics industry in the global market.

The rapid development of technologies such as 5G communication, the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence (AI), low altitude economy, 3D printing, and the rise of intelligent living and new energy vehicles will constantly increase the market's requirements for material performance, which will promote the innovation and development of the modified plastics industry.

In the context of increasing environmental awareness, the plastic products industry is gradually paying attention to sustainable development, and constantly introducing new processes, new materials and new products to meet the needs of consumers. Digital transformation is also helping industries improve productivity and reduce costs, contributing to the smooth running of the economy.