OEM/ODM Factory PE coated crepe paper for Macedonia Manufacturers
OEM/ODM Factory PE coated crepe paper for Macedonia Manufacturers Detail:
Forming by stamping and glue-blocked material for auto headliner
PE coated crepe paper is one kind of forming art material for auto headliner industry, due to a certain of elongation rate at the transverse and longitudinal direction, it effectively avoids the breakage during the forming and stamping process. PE coating ensures the adhesion and waterproof/glue-blocked ability.
Advantages of PE coated crepe paper for auto headliner industry:
Excellent transverse and longitudinal elongation rate, ensures the strength of material.
Suitable temperature control point, ensures the adhesion and glue-blocked ability.
Conformity to VOC discharge request.
Conformity to RoHS Directives.
General specification:
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Size and packaging |
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PE coated crepe paper |
roll |
Gram weight:(100±10)g/m2 Max.width:1900mm |
Product detail pictures:


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From the past few years, our firm absorbed and digested sophisticated technologies equally at home and abroad. Meanwhile, our organization staffs a group of experts devoted into the growth of OEM/ODM Factory PE coated crepe paper for Macedonia Manufacturers, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Brasilia , Belgium , Macedonia , We always stick to the tenet of "sincerity, high quality, high efficiency, innovation". With years of efforts, we have established friendly and stable business relationships with worldwide customers. We welcome any of your inquiries and concerns for our products, and we are sure that we will offer just what you want, as we always believe that your satisfaction is our success.
This company has the idea of "better quality, lower processing costs, prices are more reasonable", so they have competitive product quality and price, that's the main reason we chose to cooperate.




