OUR PRODUCTS
H2OK water soluble bags are available
in two different materials adapted
to customer needs.
WATER SOLUBLE FILM BAG
WATER SOLUBLE FABRIC BAG
WATER SOLUBLE FILM BAG
H2OK water soluble film bags dissolve in contact with hot water (70 °C or more), making them an excellent eco-friendly option for replacing traditional polyethylene (PE) plastic bags and complying with environmental regulations.
WATER SOLUBLE FABRIC BAG
H2OK water soluble fabric bags dissolve in contact with hot water (100 °C or more), making them an excellent eco-friendly option for replacing polypropylene non woven bags and complying with environmental regulations.
H2OK BAGS ADVANTAGES
H2OK hydrosoluble bags have numerous advantages
not only compared to traditional plastic bags (PP-PE) but
also to compostable plastic bags since they do
not require composting.
H2OK – LMPE LABORATORY
The Ecocompatible Polymeric Materials Laboratory (LMPE) is Europe’s leading laboratory in the development of ecological polymers. LMPE improves formulation and controls the technical and environmental aspects of H2OK bags. Our H2OK water soluble bags have been designed in Italy according to strict European standards.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What are H2OK bags made from?
H2OK water soluble bags are made with polyvinyl alcohol and natural materials.
What is PVA or polyvinyl alcohol?
PVA or polyvinyl alcohol is a synthetic organic polymer. Its particular property is to be water soluble and biodegradable in an aqueous environment.
Why is PVA biodegradable?
PVA can be degraded by photothermal, oxidation, and biological processes (microbial and biochemical attacks). Different studies show that at least 20 different types of bacteria and several molds and yeasts degrade PVOH, turning it into carbon dioxide, water, and biomass.
Is PVA toxic?
What sectors can use H2OK bags?
Is there a single type of PVA for all bag types?
What differences exist between an H2OK and a compostable bag?
Where can I find more information on PVA?
Wheatley Q. y Baines F. (1976) Biodegradation of Polyvinyl Alcohol in Wastewater, Textile Chemist & Colorist . Feb76, Vol. 8 Issue 2, p28-33.
DeMerlis C.C. y Schoneker D.R.(2002) Review of the oral toxicity of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), Food and Chemical Toxicology. Vol. 41, p319-326.
Hallensleben M. (2000) Polyvinyl Compounds, Others, Ullmann’s Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry, Wiley-VCH, Weinheim.
Chiellini E. Corti A. D’Antone S. Solaro R. (2000) Biodegradation of poly (vinyl alcohol) based materials, Prog. Polym. Sci. 28 (2003) 963–1014.
H2OK WATER SOLUBLE BAGS BECOME
H2O + CO2 + BIOMAS DUE TO
MICROORGANISM ACTION
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