With a roll of "lightness," Partech uphold a "heavy" promise to the Earth, making every package a gentle agreement to coexist with nature.
Bag Sealing Tape, also known as BOPP tape or packaging tape, has a base material of BOPP biaxially oriented polypropylene film. After being heated and evenly coated with pressure-sensitive adhesive emulsion, it forms an adhesive layer ranging from 9μm to 28μm. This adhesive layer uses pressure-sensitive adhesive emulsion, the main component of which is butyl acetate.
The tape manufacturing process involves first subjecting the BOPP film to high-voltage corona treatment to roughen one surface, then applying adhesive to form a master roll, which is then slit into smaller rolls of varying sizes. It is an indispensable item for light industrial enterprises, companies, and individuals.
We always say "environmental protection is a big deal," but we forget the small choices hidden in packaging—such as a roll of packing tape—that can also be a way to communicate with nature.
This eco-friendly sealing tape was conceived with the principle of "non-disruptiveness" from its inception. It doesn't use petroleum-based plastics, but rather cornstarch, like wheat stalks in a field, carrying the warmth of sunlight and earth. The ink doesn't use solvent-based formulas, but rather plant-extracted pigments. The "recycling arrows" printed on the film are not decorations, but a commitment to "coming from nature and returning to nature." When you use it to wrap cardboard boxes, you're not just sealing the gaps, but also putting into practice "reducing plastic pollution"—after all, the Earth shouldn't bear the burden of centuries-long biodegradability for our packages.
It understands the environmental philosophy of "graceful exit." While traditional tape slumbers in landfills for centuries, this tape has already undergone a transformation in composting bins: within three months, it decomposes into water and carbon dioxide under the action of microorganisms, leaving no microplastic residue and preventing soil pollution. Like fallen leaves returning to the earth and rainwater flowing into streams, its disappearance is not the end, but rather a return to the natural cycle in another way, perhaps one day becoming nutrients for the green plants outside your window. Environmental protection isn't about doing "major, earth-shattering things." It's about choosing a roll of biodegradable tape when sealing a box and disposing of leftover tape in the waste bin after unpacking. These small choices, like the adhesive properties of tape, gradually accumulate into a force for change.
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