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Nef Kimya is based in Turkey and lists ten active products across the categories of Plastic Raw Materials, Bags & Baggage Accessories, Agriculture, Nylon Bags and Garbage Bags. The catalogue includes shrink films, stretch films, greenhouse covers, pallet covers, big‑bags, nylon bags, roll grocery bags, delicatessen bags, handle bags and garbage bags. Each item falls under the broader HS chapter 39 for plastics and the HS chapter 42 for polymer bags, which are the standard customs classifications for these goods. The supplier’s product set reflects typical Turkish exporters that focus on flexible polymer solutions for packaging, agricultural protection and bulk handling.
The product list combines film‑type materials such as shrink and stretch films with a range of bag solutions from bulk big‑bags to consumer‑grade grocery bags. The inclusion of greenhouse and pallet covers indicates a focus on agricultural and logistics applications, while the nylon and garbage bag lines address both industrial and municipal needs. All items are manufactured from polymer grades commonly used in the industry, such as low‑density polyethylene (LDPE), linear low‑density polyethylene (LLDPE) and woven polypropylene. The catalogue therefore spans both thin‑film applications (typically 12‑30 µm) and heavy‑duty bulk containers (often 1 mm thick woven PP).
The catalogue’s shrink films are generally supplied in linear low‑density polyethylene with thicknesses from 12 µm to 30 µm, offering cling and seal properties for retail packaging. Stretch films are typically biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) or polyethylene terephthalate (BOPET) with tensile strengths above 300 MPa and puncture resistance suited for pallet unitisation. Greenhouse covers are usually UV‑stabilised LDPE or LLDPE, 40 µm to 80 µm thick, providing light transmission of 80‑90 % and weather resistance for horticultural use. Pallet covers are heavy‑duty polyethylene sheets, often 150 µm thick, designed to protect loads during transport. Big‑bags are woven polypropylene with a typical load capacity of 2‑5 tonnes and dimensions around 1 200 mm × 1 000 mm. Nylon bags are made from nylon‑6 polymer, commonly 30‑70 µm thick, offering high tear strength for industrial packaging. Roll grocery bags are low‑density polyethylene rolls, usually 20‑30 µm thick and supplied on cores of 1 m to 2 m width. Delicatessen bags are often multi‑layer PE/PA laminates providing moisture barrier and food‑contact compliance. Handle bags feature reinforced polypropylene walls with molded handles, typically 50‑80 µm thick, for reusable retail applications. Garbage bags are low‑density polyethylene, 30‑70 µm thick, with perforations for drainage in municipal waste collection.
Shrink films are usually linear low‑density polyethylene (LLDPE) and stretch films are commonly biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) or polyethylene terephthalate (BOPET), each providing the tensile and seal properties required for packaging.
Bag products such as nylon bags, grocery bags and garbage bags fall under HS chapter 42, specifically HS 4202 for plastic bags, while woven polypropylene big‑bags are classified under HS 6305 for sacks and bags.
Yes, buyers typically require compliance with EU food‑contact regulations (Regulation No 1935/2004) or FDA food‑contact standards, and they should request the relevant test reports and certificates from the supplier.
Ask for an MSDS, REACH registration confirmation, ISO 9001 certificate, product test reports (thickness, tensile strength, barrier properties) and, where applicable, food‑contact migration test results.
Film products are often sold by the square metre; common MOQs range from 5 000 m² to 20 000 m² per shipment, depending on thickness and polymer grade.
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