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Plastic is a highly versatile material that can be molded to any shape and size, and to any hardness and toughness. This makes plastic the perfect material for many uses, mainly manufacture of plastic bottles and plastic packaging containers. Although there are countless plastic variants, only a selected few plastics are used by any plastic bottle company to create plastic containers. For more information visit: https://www.sailorplastics.com/
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Plastic is a material consists of wide range of synthetic or organics that can be moulded into solid object with diverse shapes.
The word PLASTIC is derived from the Greek Word “PLASTIKOS” meaning capable of being shaped or moulded.
Plastics are organic polymers of higher molecular mass.
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Similar to Common Packaging Plastic Variants Made by Plastic Bottle Manufacturers (20)
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What is plastic | types of plastic | harmful effect of plastic | how to destr...
What is plastic | types of plastic | harmful effect of plastic | how to destr...
Common Packaging Plastic Variants Made by Plastic Bottle Manufacturers
- 1. COMMON PACKAGING PLASTIC VARIANTS MADE BY PLASTIC BOTTLE MANUFACTURERS Sailor Plastics
- 2. Countless Plastic Variants Plastic is a highly versatile material that can be molded to any shape and size, and to any hardness and toughness. This makes plastic the perfect material for many uses, mainly manufacture of plastic bottles and plastic packaging containers. Although there are countless plastic variants, only a selected few plastics are used by any plastic bottle company to create plastic containers. They are:
- 3. Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) This plastic is used worldwide by plastic bottle suppliers as they can be used for packaging a lot of different food and beverage products. It is durable and transparent, making it perfect for making jars, plastic containers, and beverage bottles. As PET bottles don’t melt easily, they are also used to make microwavable food containers and microwaveable plastics. They can be recycled into other forms of plastic, making them quite environment friendly.
- 4. Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) PVC is a hard plastic variant that has interchangeable properties concerning hardness. PVC in its hard form is a typical presence in plumbing and electrical insulation popes, but in its relatively soft form, PVC is used for packaging heavy food bags, medical tubes, blood bags and packaging films that are wrapped around existing packages for added protection. These films are brittle but strong enough to resist balanced impacts.
- 5. Polystyrene (PS) Polystyrene is commonly known as Styrofoam, which is a popular brand name for the plastic variant. Unlike other plastic variants mentioned here, polystyrene is very soft and can be easily broken off with application of mild to medium force. However, their softness provides a big benefit: protection from sudden jerks and cushioning from rough forces. Polystyrene is generally used to make disposable food containers, disposable cutlery and packaging molds for electronics and appliances inside the box.
- 6. High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) High density polyethylene is very hard and has high impact resistance capability along with temperature resistance, while being extremely lightweight. They can be both translucent and opaque, depending on their manufacturing process. They are also chemical resistant against common chemicals, making them perfect to package non-food chemical items such as detergents, surfactants, bleach, floor cleaners, engine oils and many more. In terms of food packaging, they are commonly used as milk jugs and fruit juice containers.
- 7. Polypropylene (PP) Polypropylene has extremely high resistance against heat, making it perfect to store different variety of contents. Polypropylene containers are used to store medicines, automotive fluids and food products. Due to high heat endurance, it can also be used to store hot foods that may usually melt most other plastic variants. They are recyclable and find different applications as recycled PP.