1. Durability: Plastic is about 10 times longer than wood.

2. Environmental protection: Plastics are environmentally friendly products because they can be fully recycled and reused, greatly reducing waste and disposal costs.

3. Residual value: Used plastics can be sold at a price of 30% of the original value because plastics can be sold back to manufacturers or other entities for reuse.

4. Insurance: As a result of the plastic's resistance to damage, workers’ compensation requirements have been reduced accordingly, and the reduction in the use of wood in factories is equal to the reduction in fire insurance premiums.

5. Global Trends: Plastic-free fumigation-free inspection products can be directly exported to Europe, America and other countries. A few days ago, the European Community has issued a decree requiring that by 2001 all plastics must be used for the transport of food, beverages, and medicine.

6. Reliability: The reliability of the plastic structure greatly reduces the damage consumption, as well as damage to the upper material due to damage. The plastic is lighter than the same wooden weight, thus reducing the weight and cost of transportation.

7. Hygiene: Plastics can be cleaned and reused, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture is promoting companies to use plastics to carry products. And now the U.S. EPA is also realizing that plastic should be the first choice for the U.S. Department of Energy and U.S. Department of Defense.

8. Specificity: Plastics will become more and more popular in the special commodity market, such as: food, beverage, pharmaceutical industry, and can be made into various colors according to the requirements of different factories, plus the corresponding company logo and mark. Easy to enterprise 5S management.