Foreseeing WPC to Become One of The World's Trend-Setting Green Building Materials

Foreseeing WPC (wood plastic composite) to become one of the world’s trend-setting green building materials, Chen Yu Plastic Machine Co., Ltd., a supplier of plastic product making machines, is poised for mass production of WPC plate forming machines to ride on the trend. In light of international wood prices spiraling upward along with growing demand for eco-friendly building materials, the company has been devoted to developing WPC plate making machines for a while, and recently confirmed that its models are readily set for mass production. The company stressed that its machines are specific for making plates of WPC manufactured from natural foaming wood flour blending with polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Such nontoxic building material has similar grains and physical characteristics as natural wood, and is more resistant to humidity and decay than the latter. Besides, WPC material can better withstand ambient factors, and keep surface away from woodworm bites and warping. Noteworthily, WPC can more easily go through further processes as cutting, shaping, sawing and gluing, hence regarded as an ideal, economical building material nowadays. The company continued that its machines can produce plates of WPC made from a mix of PVC and wood flour at different proportions of volume used to meet various purposes, and have been ordered by customers from Singapore, mainland China, Russia and African and Southeast Asian countries. Established in 1991, Chen Yu has been engaged in making plastic product making machines with more than 30 years of experience, whose product portfolio now covers a variety of PVC rigid pipe making machines, waste plastic recycling machines, PVC reinforced hose making machine, water-cooling type PVC pelletizing machines, plastic pellet making machines and PVC profile extruding machines. With its WPC plate making machines ready for mass production, the company is expected to further secure a business drive in the years to come. Source: cens.com