Production
Misrwrap factory is located in 10th of Ramadan Industrial Zone, Egypt. The production capacity of the facility is 5,000 tons/year and it occupies approximately 4,000 square meter including 2,500 square meter for the warehouse.
The factory’s latest addition includes the-state-of-the-art extrusion line for production of PE cast film.
The production area divided into two main sections:
The production process of the stretch film starts with the selection of appropriate raw materials. LLDPE, or Linear Low-Density Polyethylene, is the most commonly used stretch wrap material as it is highly flexible and durable. LLDPE will be processed into pellets by melting down large pieces of the material. These pellets can then be mixed with other compounds such as tackifiers to achieve a desired level of stickiness. Once mixed, the pellets are extruded through a die to produce a uniform sheet of plastic film that has a specific thickness and width. The plastic sheet will then be passed through chill rolls where it is cooled off and hardened before being cut into strips or coils ready for packaging.
The cooled stretch film must now be wound onto spools for further processing and transport purposes; this is done using winding machines that rotate at high speeds, allowing for quick and efficient winding of large quantities of stretch film into rolls on different spools according to custom specifications such as size and weight requirements before packing in boxes or other containers for shipping or storage purposes.
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