How to destroy the discarded thermal transfer film?

1 Thermal transfer film: transparent external packaging film
When we first came across the thermal transfer printing film, our first impression of it was the transparent external packaging film. After a deeper understanding, we discovered that such a small film is not used for external packaging of the product, but is printed on the surface of the product to protect the product and add beauty.

2 How to destroy the discarded thermal transfer film?
Thermal transfer film is a type of functional film that acts as a carrier. The pattern is transferred to the surface of the substrate through the film carrier. After printing, the thermal transfer film is blank and has no significant effect.

We will deal with things that have no effect at will, but we don’t know that thermal transfer printing film is like a white plastic bag. If it is not properly handled, it will have a bad impact on the surrounding environment. For such products, thermal transfer manufacturers cannot discard them at will, but should centrally handle them. There are three ways to solve this problem:

3 Incineration
The discarded flower film can be destroyed by incineration. This method is effective, but it is not recommended.
Incineration will also cause pollution to the environment and superficial and long-term damage. The thermal transfer film will produce a large amount of toxic gases during the incineration process, and it will also pollute the land, which is very environmentally unfriendly.

4 Recycling station
The discarded thermal transfer film can be sold to those special garbage recycling stations. These garbage recycling stations can properly handle the discarded products, and the printing company can also obtain certain costs. At present, most thermal transfer companies will adopt this method.

5 Sulfuric acid pool
Some larger companies will adopt this method. They can first build a sulfuric acid pool, and then concentrate the discarded thermal transfer film in the pool for destruction. This method of destruction is more environmentally friendly, but it requires a certain amount of manpower, material resources, financial resources, and cost expenditures are relatively large.