What Ways Can PE Paper Sheets Be Used?

PE-coated paper sheets are a versatile composite material. The PE coating provides a moisture, grease, and liquid barrier, while the paper base provides structure and a printable surface. This combination makes them ideal for a wide range of applications.

1. Primary Packaging
This is the most common use, where the sheet is formed into a container or wrapper.

• Food and Beverage Containers:

  • Paper Cups: For hot drinks (coffee) and cold drinks (soda).

  • Takeaway Boxes & Food Trays: For soups, curries, salads, and fast food. The coating prevents leakage and grease soak-through.

  • Liquid Cartons & Milk Cartons: (Typically coated on both sides).

• Product Wrappers:

  • Used to wrap sandwiches, burgers, pastries, and flowers to maintain freshness and prevent moisture loss.

2. Protective and Industrial Packaging

• Interleaving Sheets: Placed between metal parts, laminated glass, or delicate surfaces to prevent scratching, sticking, or corrosion.

• Bags and Sacks: For packaging cement, chemicals, fertilizers, and food ingredients like flour or sugar. The PE coating adds strength and moisture resistance.

• Frozen Food Packaging: Resists low temperatures without becoming brittle and prevents freezer burn.

3. Consumer & Disposable Products

• Disposable Plates and Bowls: The coating makes them rigid and prevents food moisture from weakening the paper.

• Placemats and Tablecovers: Used in restaurants and for events for easy cleanup.

• Hospital Utility Sheets: Used as disposable bed sheets or examination table covers.

4. Specialty Uses

• Labels: For bottles containing beverages, sauces, or cleaning products, where moisture resistance is crucial.

• Book Covers: To protect textbooks and notebooks from wear and tear.

• Temporary Tarps or Ground Covers: In agriculture or construction for short-term weather protection.