How Poly Bags Are Made - LK Packaging

Elkay Plastics (dba LK Packaging) is a leading distributor of polyethylene bags and other poly products. Enjoy this 3-minute educational video that takes you through the manufacturing process of how poly bags are made. Don’t forget to visit our website: www.lkpkg.com/
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[@fasx56]

Thank you for your informative video. Our culture uses plastic bags for hundreds of different products, to many to count. One may wonder how did we get along without plastic bag products, used a lot more paper bags for sure. Unfortunately plastic containers by the Millions are contaminating our streams, rivers and especially the Oceans world wide. With all the convenience of plastic there is a big responsibility of recycling and keeping our environment clean.

[@CanizaM]

Polyethylene is an amazing beautiful material. Shame on those who waste it and those who want to take away our ability to use it.

[@sealtapezhao]

What a big company ! Excellent business . I have to say something , because we are the supplier of plastic self adhesive tape for sealing OPP , PP , BOPP , PE plastic bags , maybe is what you interested . Thanks

[@TheTheoneonly]

What kind of marerials do you have?

[@Shaupie2014]

try working at one of these places for a while. It's hot as hell and the job is just flat out boring and tiring.

[@somisak]

Shaupie2014 I work at a place.in england that does this

[@MasterChief806]

Shaupie2014 I worked at the one in Grand Prairie texas....they are poorly run and management is trash. Their shipping building would make any hoarder look neat.

[@keyverrse]

Red Raider bro I work there too I hate my job they just pay good

[@av8480]

How much time Polythene bags take to decompose

[@stretchfilm-blownfilmmachine]

[@sylviesebast1952]

Where are you situated ?

[@lovelywishes1]

how big is the investment requires to built such plant as bangladesh has engh propane gas i think what is being used for cooking then value added resin production which can earn lot of hard currency and local uses as well that can substitues the import cost of hard earing currenty of western world .

[@user-xt4id2fd8c]

Interested

[@Drockvashon]

*Repro and virgin

[@user-xt4id2fd8c]

Need bag making machine

[@fernandarodriguez-ce4us]

Is not it polypropylene?

[@michaelfields5354]

No.

[@CatchyRecordDJ]

In most cases (about 90%) it is PE. PP foil is made in the BOPP (Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene) extrusion process.

[@jm-ux5dk]

41 seconds in said gaylords did he not?

[@ratcliff187]

yes

[@bigbeneconotmyjob6474]

Im at Montatn State University, in our Johnstone Food hall there is a vent called or branded with the label Gaylord like a truck might have the name Ford or Toyota on it, makes me thing its a brand name. Looking into it there is this, gaylordventilation.com/, but as for the silos it does seem to be a brand name, more or less, www.ptonline.com/knowledgecenter/Plastics-Conveying/Components/Gaylord-Unloading and www.imscompany.com/ProductNavigation/ProductDetail/Material-Handling-Equipment/Tilters,-Hopper-Loaders,-Hoppers-and-Accessories/Gaylord-Tilters-and-Dumpers,-Automatic and people do have that as a last name, so if anything i think its at least a brand name of products, for sure on cooking ventilation and a separate institution works on plastic handling.

[@guerrerovega1]

jamie mitchener when you click to 41 and still nail it with no link anyone?

[@luisocampo1235]

Yes, I work in a similar company and we call "gaylords" to boxes where we throw the scrap/leftovers.

[@5bananas1]

gaylords? haha