PET strapping (polyester strapping), widely used in logistics, packaging, and other fields, requires a comprehensive carbon neutrality approach across its entire lifecycle (raw materials, production, transportation, use, and recycling), combining technological innovation with industry chain collaboration. The following are key areas of focus:

Raw Materials: Increasing the proportion of recycled materials to reduce the demand for virgin plastic.
Production: Using renewable energy (wind power, photovoltaics) to reduce carbon emissions throughout the production process.
Process Optimization: Improving polymerization and stretching processes to reduce energy consumption.
Transportation and Use: Lightweight design to reduce transportation energy consumption; improving product weather resistance and tensile strength to reduce replacement frequency.
Recycling and Circular Economy: Establishing a strapping recycling network.