Sparco Multiplast Private Limited

Construction liner films, typically made from durable plastic like HDPE or LDPE, are versatile materials used to protect surfaces from moisture, dust, and debris during construction and renovation. They act as a protective barrier against water seepage, especially in concrete slabs and between floors, and can also serve as temporary partitions, dust covers, and underlays for waterproofing in roofing and other applications

liner rolls are used to create waterproof barriers and protective covers in diverse applications including agriculture, construction, and industrial projects, such as lining ponds, landfills, and for product packaging to prevent contamination, moisture, and dust. Their high flexibility, waterproof nature, and chemical resistance make them a versatile and cost-effective solution for containing liquids, preventing water seepage, and protecting products

PET sheets and films are made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET), a versatile plastic known for its clarity, strength, durability, and excellent barrier properties against moisture and gases. Key applications include packaging for food, beverages, and medical devices; printing for labels and graphic overlays; and industrial uses such as electrical insulation and protective layers for electronics. PET is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly choice, as it is recyclable and can be transformed into new products or sustainable packaging solutions.

Key propertiesHigh transparency: PET has excellent optical clarity and a glossy finish, making it ideal for displaying products.Excellent mechanical properties: It is tough, strong, and highly resistant to impact, puncture, and tearing.Dimensional stability: PET maintains its shape and size under varying conditions, including a wide range of temperatures.Barrier properties: It offers good resistance to moisture, oxygen, and other gases, which helps preserve product freshness.Chemical resistance: PET is inert to many common chemicals, including many acids, oils, and alcohols, preventing chemical degradation.Recyclability: PET is widely recyclable, which helps reduce its environmental impact.Specialty versions: Different types of PET, such as PETG (glycol-modified) and APET, offer enhanced properties like better toughness, heat-sealing capability, or higher stiffness.