High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE)

HDPE bags are celebrated for their strength and density. These bags are often thinner than other types, yet they don't compromise on durability. They're ideal for heavy or sharp objects, resisting punctures and tears admirably.

HDPE bags are typically found in supermarkets and retail stores, used for products like toys, hardware, and garden supplies. They come in various thickness grades, each tailored to different weight requirements.

Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE)

LDPE bags offer a softer and more flexible alternative. Known for their stretchability, they are perfect for items that need a gentler touch. These bags are thicker and have a higher clarity, making them suitable for showcasing the product within.

Commonly used in clothing stores, bakeries, and for produce, LDPE bags can be customized in terms of thickness and density, depending on the level of protection and presentation desired.

Polypropylene (PP)

PP bags stand out for their exceptional clarity and crispness, making them the go-to for presentation.

They are harder and have a higher melting point compared to HDPE and LDPE, which makes them ideal for packaging products that require a clear view, like textiles, stationery, and various food items. PP bags come in a variety of grades, each offering a balance between clarity, strength, and flexibility.

Oriented Polypropylene (OPP)

OPP bags are a type of PP, but they're uniquely manufactured to create a material that's both strong and sleek. These bags are perfect for items that need both visibility and a touch of elegance, such as greeting cards, artwork, and confectionery.

The orientation process enhances their strength and gives them a high-tensile quality, which means they resist stretching and distortion. Like their counterparts, OPP bags can be tailored in thickness and strength, catering to a wide range of packaging needs.