Long New Technology & Research Co., Ltd.

Taiwan-based Long New Technology & Research Co., Ltd. lists five active products in its catalogue. The company focuses on packaging items and containers, covering both equipment and consumable packaging materials. Its catalogue includes a packaging machine used for forming and sealing various pack formats. It also offers water labels, which are printable adhesive films applied to bottles and containers. Additional items are blister packs, self‑adhesive bags and shrink sleeves, all commonly employed in consumer goods packaging. Each product is presented under the generic packaging items category without specific HS codes in the source data.

The packaging machine falls within the industrial machinery segment that processes thermoplastic or paper substrates. Water labels are typically produced from polyester or polypropylene films compatible with food‑grade inks. Blister packaging generally uses PVC or PET trays sealed with an aluminum foil backing. Self‑adhesive bags are often fabricated from PE, PP or multi‑layer laminates for flexibility and barrier performance. Shrink sleeves are usually made of PET or PVC shrink film that conforms to container shapes upon heating. These product types are standard offerings in the global packaging supply chain.

The catalogue lists a packaging machine, water label, blister pack, self‑adhesive bag and shrink sleeve. Packaging machines of this class can handle substrate widths up to 200 mm and run speeds of 1500‑2000 units per hour, with options for variable sealing temperature and pressure. Water labels are supplied in film thicknesses ranging from 30 µm to 80 µm, with a clear or matte finish and adhesive strengths of 0.8‑1.2 N/25 mm. Blister trays are typically produced from PVC or PET, cavity depths of 2‑10 mm, and may include a foil backing for moisture barrier. Self‑adhesive bags are offered in PE, PP or laminated structures, thicknesses between 15 µm and 120 µm, and peel strengths of 1.5‑2.5 N/25 mm. Shrink sleeves are provided in PET or PVC film, thickness 30‑80 µm, shrink ratio 1.5‑2.0 at 80‑120 °C, and are supplied in rolls suitable for 20‑ft or 40‑ft container loading. Typical industry standards such as ISO 9001 quality management, FDA food‑contact compliance for water‑label films, and EU REACH for plastic materials apply to these product families.