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植絨吸塑是一种采用特殊材料的吸塑托盤，将普通的塑料硬片表面粘上一层绒质材料，从而使托盘表面有种绒质的手感，用来提高包装品档次。植絨吸塑特点：立体感强、颜色鲜艳、手感柔和、豪华高贵、华丽温馨、形象逼真、无毒无味、保温防潮、不脱绒、耐摩擦、平整无隙。

紅酒植絨托盤

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黑色植絨托盤

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植絨吸塑的特点：植絨吸塑包装，在吸塑産品中是较为少用和生产的产品，在物品包装行业上因为用植毛吸塑包装的物品并不多一般用在于做底托之类，植絨吸塑包装是一种从感观上较为高档的物品包装，外观美观大方，通常是一些高档次的物品包装上，如巧克力、保健品、化妆品、礼品、首饰品、眼镜盒、手表盒、酒类品等等的吸塑包装，此类吸塑産品主要材料是PS材料，再进行植毛，就是在材料表面上用胶水粘贴一层薄薄的幼毛，形成了植絨吸塑産品，植絨吸塑産品外形美观，手感柔和，颜色多样，可根据物品的形象选择适合的颜色，同时要让产品更有吸引力，能让消费者更容易产生好感，对物品产生购买的欲望，必须要具有物品包装特独的一面突出优势，植絨吸塑包装产品在使用上是一种很有价值的包装产品。

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