Antibacterial agents for BOPE (biaxially oriented polyethylene) films are additives used to endow BOPE films with antibacterial properties. The following is an introduction from several aspects including types, mechanisms of action, application advantages, and application examples:

Modified starch is widely used in fields such as food, papermaking, textile and building materials due to its excellent thickening, stabilizing and film-forming properties. However, modified starch is prone to mold in a humid or microbial-rich environment, which affects the quality and safety of the product.

The use of zinc ion antibacterial agents in the ABS air conditioner shell material can endow the material with antibacterial properties, enhance the hygiene and durability of the product.

The anti-mold agent for PVC flooring materials is a chemical additive that can kill mold or inhibit its growth

Water-based ink dry film anti-mold agent is an important additive used to prevent mold growth in water-based ink after film formation. The following is an introduction from aspects such as its working principle, common types, selection points and application precautions:

Using antibacterial masterbatch for PE greenhouse film to prevent moss is an effective and feasible solution. The following is an analysis from the aspects of principle, product features and application effects:

The use of silver ion antibacterial agents in wet wipes and wet toilet paper can significantly enhance the antibacterial performance and hygiene safety of the products. However, there are also some aspects that need attention. The following is a specific analysis:

Fourth, enhance the added value and market competitiveness of products Meeting consumer demands: As consumers' attention to health and quality of life continues to increase, floor moisture-proof MATS with antibacterial and anti-mold functions are more popular in the market.

In PE foaming materials, the use of powder antibacterial agents can effectively endow the materials with antibacterial functions and enhance the hygiene performance of the products.

In terms of composition, paper glue usually contains nutrients such as starch, protein and oil, which are precisely the "delicacies" needed for the growth and reproduction of mold. For instance, common glue is composed of polyvinyl alcohol, white latex, sodium stearate, talcum powder, urea, ethylene glycol, sucrose, flavoring, water, etc. Among them, components such as sucrose and protein provide rich nutritional sources for mold.