| Item | Small Plastic Pots |
| Model | W15 series |
| Material | PP |
| MOQ | 100pcs |
| Weight | 300g |
| Size | 5*10 cm |
| Sample | Free for 2pcs not include freight cost |
| OEM Service | Accepted |
| Delivery Time | Normal items for 7-15 days |
| Conditions of Use | Garden home |
| Used for | Flowers / green plants |
Plastic is an organic macromolecular material with resin as the main component, which can be molded into a certain shape under a certain temperature and pressure, and can maintain a certain shape under normal temperature. Plastic products are the general name of living, industrial and other products processed with plastic as the main raw material. Including plastic injection molding, blistering and other products with all processes. Plastics are a kind of plastic synthetic polymer materials.
It, together with synthetic rubber and synthetic fiber, forms three indispensable synthetic materials in daily life. Specifically, plastic is a material that takes natural or synthetic resin as the main component, adds various additives, and can be molded into a certain shape under certain conditions such as temperature and pressure, and keeps the shape unchanged at room temperature. Plastic is a light material with a relative density of 0.90-2.2. It is obvious that whether the plastic can float on the water, especially the foamed plastic, has a lighter texture and a relative density of only 0.01 because of the micropores inside. This property allows plastics to be used in the production of products that require weight reduction.
The cured plastic is hard, insoluble in any solvent, and cannot be softened again by heating. If the heating temperature is too high, it will decompose. Common thermosetting plastics include bakelite, electric jade, decorative boards and unsaturated polyester plastics. Plastics are characterized by softening when heated and hardening when cooled. In general, only physical changes occur during processing to maintain their chemical nature. The resins of this kind of plastics are mostly additive. Common thermoplastics are: nitrocellulose plastic, acetate fiber plastic, polyethylene plastic, polypropylene plastic, polystyrene plastic, PVC plastic, etc. For example, our common mineral water bottles, plastic bags, etc.
