What is Batch Inclusion bags?

What is Batch Inclusion bags?

Batch inclusion bags or Low Melt Bag, also known as EVA Bags (ethylene vinyl acetate) designed for the preliminary process of mixing rubber and other materials in the rubber and tire industry.

This material has a low melting point. After melting, it can be blended with the rubber and other chemical materials without affecting the quality of rubber products.

Importance of Batch Inclusion bags

What is Batch Inclusion bags? and what is Importance of Batch Inclusion bags? Low Melt EVA Bags are specially designed packaging bags for rubber additives and other plastic materials in the form of powder and granule. The batch inclusion packages help wrap or contain various materials, such as carbon black, titanium dioxide, and rubber compounding ingredients. Using the bag can avoid the fly loss of the material when filling, and there is no need to seal, so it essentially improves the packaging efficiency.

Low melting rubber feeding bag has advantages of high tensile strength, excellent impact strength, penetration resistance, is an effective solution of dust pollution during producing rubber products, guaranteeing the health of staff and improving working efficiency.

Benefits of Using Batch Inclusion Packaging

– Allows for exact dosing of the solid and liquid chemicals into the rubber compounding systems as compared to the conventional systems of dosing of the chemicals

– Reducing environmental pollution by preventing dust from flying in the workplace

– Environmentally friendly and cost-effective system

– Make compounds with a precise formulation

– Reducing loss of materials, additives, and chemicals as a result of direct conveying

– Virtually zero waste, leading to material cost savings.

– Promoting workplace and workers’ health

6 Key Things to Consider When Purchasing Low Melt Batch Inclusion Bags

• Physical properties of the film or bags
• Tensile strength
• Elongation
• Elmendorf tear
• Chemical resistance of the film, some chemicals, and oils may attack specific types of packaging before the bag’s contents are thrown into the mixer.
• Cost, usually, the lower the melting point, the higher the cost.
• Size

Batch inclusion bags Applications:

They were mainly used in the Rubber and Chemical Industries to store and add Chemical additives to their manufacturing processes.

In rubber/tire manufacturing plants, when adding additives to mixers

In laminate wrapping conveyor production to add curing agent and additives to rubber

In industries using internal mixers to produce plastic compounds (same as UPVC)

Applicable to elastomer foam manufacturing plants