Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about Tian Cherng's packaging machinery services and packaging materials. This FAQ covers our comprehensive maintenance, repair, and equipment refurbishment support, as well as provides a guide to the properties and applications of key materials like PE, PET, and PP.
Maintenance and Repair Services
At Tian Cherng, we are committed to providing customers with effective, reliable, and comprehensive support to ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your packaging machinery.
What is your process for sudden failure maintenance and after-sales service?
We understand that equipment in continuous operation will experience natural wear on components and parts. Our professional technicians are ready to provide prompt and effective service to address any sudden failures. You can trust our team to diagnose and resolve issues efficiently, minimizing downtime. Our after-sales service is designed to be a reliable resource for all your support needs.
Do you offer equipment refurbishment?
Yes, we offer complete equipment refurbishment to maximize the operational life and value of your machinery. As components wear out over time, a full refurbishment can restore the equipment to peak condition. This service can be performed either directly at the customer's factory or at our own facility. Our technical team will evaluate the situation and discuss the most suitable option with you to ensure a seamless process.
Common Packaging Materials
Understanding the properties of different packaging materials is key to selecting the right solution for your products. Below is a brief overview of some common polymers used in the industry.
What are the properties of PE (Polyethylene)?
Polyethylene (PE) is a versatile thermoplastic polymer known for its high impact resistance, strong mechanical properties, and excellent resistance to various organic solvents and acid/alkali corrosion. It has a wide range of applications in industry, including packaging materials and labels, textiles (e.g., rope, thermal underwear, carpets), stationery, plastic parts, various reusable containers, laboratory equipment, speakers, and auto parts.
What are the properties of PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate)?
Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) is a thermoplastic polymer that features high impact resistance, robust mechanical properties, and strong resistance to organic solvents as well as acid and alkali corrosion. Its industrial applications are extensive, covering packaging materials and labels, textiles (such as rope, thermal underwear, and carpets), stationery, plastic components, various reusable containers, laboratory polymer equipment, speakers, and automotive parts.
What are the properties of PP (Polypropylene)?
Polypropylene (PP) offers high impact resistance, strong mechanical characteristics, and reliable resistance to a wide array of organic solvents and acid/alkali corrosion. It is widely used across industries for applications including packaging materials and labels, textiles (like rope, thermal underwear, and carpets), stationery, plastic parts, different types of reusable containers, thermoplastic lab equipment, speakers, and auto parts.
Frequently Asked Questions | PE, PET and PP Material Properties
Frequently Asked Questions compares polyethylene (PE), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), and polypropylene (PP) through their impact resistance, mechanical strength, and resistance to organic solvents, acids, and alkalis. These polymer properties support their use in packaging materials, labels, reusable containers, and other industrial products.
PE is used for films, bags, and labels; PET applications include bottles, jars, labels, textiles, and automotive parts; PP is used in packaging materials, labels, molded plastic parts, textiles, and reusable containers. Material evaluation should match these documented properties and applications to the intended packaging use.
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