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Silicone-based oil repellent agents are primarily composed of organosilicon compounds (such as silanes or siloxanes), offering excellent oil and water resistance. These agents form a transparent siloxane film on the surface of paper-based packaging, effectively preventing oil penetration and maintaining cleanliness and hygiene. In addition to providing good oil resistance, silicone-based oil repellents can also enhance the strength and toughness of the paper.

• Excellent Oil and Water Resistance: Silicone-based oil repellents form a hydrophobic film that effectively prevents the penetration of both oils and water.
• Environmentally Friendly and Fluorine-Free: Free from fluorine compounds, meeting environmental protection requirements, making them especially suitable for food packaging with high environmental standards.
• High Temperature Resistance: Silicone-based oil repellents have good high-temperature resistance, allowing them to withstand temperature variations during baking and high-temperature food packaging processes.
• Increased Paper Strength: In some cases, silicone-based oil repellents can improve the mechanical strength and tear resistance of paper products, enhancing the durability of the packaging.

Wax-based oil repellent agents are primarily made from natural or synthetic waxes (such as paraffin, beeswax, plant wax, etc.), offering strong hydrophobic and oil-resistant properties. These agents typically form a protective film on the surface of pulp, preventing oil penetration. Compared to silicone-based oil repellents, wax-based oil repellents are generally more cost-effective, making them suitable for mid-to-low-end packaging products.

• Natural and Environmentally Friendly: Wax-based oil repellents are often made from natural waxes (such as beeswax or plant wax) or synthetic waxes, offering better environmental friendliness compared to other chemicals.
• Efficient Oil Resistance: Effectively prevents oil substances from penetrating paper, keeping packaging clean, particularly suitable for greasy food packaging.
• Lower Cost: Compared to silicone-based and fluorine-based oil repellents, wax-based oil repellents are more affordable to produce, making them ideal for mass production and cost-sensitive markets.
• Biodegradable: Many wax-based oil repellents have good biodegradability, meeting green environmental protection and sustainability requirements.