What is PLA Material

Polylactic acid (PLA) is a kind of extracting starch raw materials using renewable plant resources (such as corn and wheat straw), saccharifying to obtain glucose, fermenting with certain strains to produce high-purity lactic acid, and finally directly polymerizing by chemical polymerization. Polylactic acid. As a raw material of the product, polylactic acid has antibacterial property, flame retardancy and excellent heat resistance. After use, it can be completely degraded by microorganisms in nature under certain conditions, and finally produces carbon dioxide and water without polluting the environment.

Advantage:

1. Raw materials and cellulose fibers are derived from natural plants, and most of them are annual green plants, including corn, sugar beets and cassava, mainly using plant sugar;

2.PLA fiber has the same fiber properties and processing properties as chemical fiber, has various effective functions and relatively stable melting point, and can also be made into various functional PLA fibers for special occasions when needed;

3. The biggest feature of PLA fiber products is 100% degradation into carbon dioxide and water under the condition of landfill composting. The processing and use of the entire PLA fiber is low energy consumption, environmental protection and recyclable, effectively reducing carbon emissions and environmental protection. friendly;

4. Characteristics: high strength, fast moisture permeability, good gloss, certain UV resistance, good flame retardancy, no sensitization, low odor residue, etc.

Usage:

PLA materials are widely used, 100% degradable tableware, including: PLA straws, snack boxes, food trays, transparent packaging boxes, vegetarian dishes. . . . PLA materials are not only used in lunch boxes, but also in shopping bags. PLA non-woven bags are completely degradable and can be made into shopping bags, dog bags, handbags and other environmentally friendly bags. PLA environmental protection The use of materials is becoming more and more extensive, mainly due to the degradation of PLA environmental protection.