What are the main applications of cork pads?

Cork PadsCork pads are a type of fragile item protection, consisting of layered cork, a mesh transparent adhesive layer, and a non-transferable adhesive protective film layer. The cork and the non-transferable adhesive film are sandwiched on either side of the mesh transparent adhesive layer, bonded together as a single unit.

A shock-absorbing cork product for packaging, specifically a shock-absorbing PE film cork pad, featuring a structure consisting of a layer of cork and a removable adhesive film. The removable adhesive film is bonded to a release paper, with the cork layer adhered to the removable adhesive film layer.

The cork layers and removable adhesive films are completely cut into small pieces, while the release paper layer remains intact. The anti-vibration PE adhesive film cork pads can easily adhere to the surface of objects and are easy to remove without leaving any residue or adhesive marks on the surface. The cork pads offer excellent anti-vibration properties, are cost-effective, and provide convenient and safe usage without any residue or adhesive prints.

Cork pads, due to their aesthetic appeal, cleanliness without residue, safety, and ease of installation, can effortlessly and long-term adhere to glass surfaces. They are also easy to remove, leaving no marks, residue, or adhesive prints even after heavy pressure. This ensures that glass remains in the best condition, free from damage during transportation.

Cork pads offer excellent shock absorption, are easy to use and safe; they are also non-toxic, odorless, pollution-free, and do not age. They are resistant to moisture, oils, and dilute acids, maintaining their shape, quality, and stable performance under changes in external conditions such as temperature, humidity, pressure, sunlight, air, and frost.