Hanging tabs for merchandise display, piggyback tags for attaching promotional items to other merchandise and product identification tags. Styles on some of the tabs include slot, Euro-style, round hole, hook, bottleneck and inventory.
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The degree of cloudiness in a plastic material.
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High density polyethylene. The resin of choice in blow molding because it is stiff, chemical resistant, has good processing behavior and good environmental stress crack resistance (ESCR). This ESCR makes it a good choice for bleach and detergent bottles where resins having densities between 0.950 and 0.960 and above are commonly chosen. Injection blow molding is a proven and valued processing technique when a container benefits from excellent neck finish and lack of pinch-off.
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Space between the level of the contents of a container and the closure. Headspace is required to allow for expansion of a product due to heat or pressure, and to allow the container to be grasped without spilling the contents.
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Disposable scalpels and razors, skin closure strips, cotton balls, surgical and prep blades, syringes, pill boxes, medicine spoons, bandages, home health care aids, valves for asthma inhalers, dosage cups, ampule breakers, blood sedimentation tubes, glass dropper units with rubber bulbs, urine collection containers, sterilizable packaging materials, cotton and plain tip applicators, and tongue depressors.
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The resistance of a plastic material to chemical deterioration during processing.
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Process similar to hot stamping except preprinted images on a carrier web are applied by heat and pressure to the surface to be printed. Multicolor decoration is a one-step process. Method is widely used for decorating plastic bottles but also for glass and folding cartons.
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Labels printed with special inks on a web from which they are transferred to containers by application of heat as they contact the container surface.
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A method of uniting two or more surfaces by fusion, either of the coatings or of the base materials, under controlled conditions of temperature, pressure and time (dwell).
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A label made of paper or other material coated on one side with a heat-seal coating, usually a thermoplastic resin, and characteristically difficult to remove after application.
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A bottom defect. A localized thick area in the bottom which is usually thickest in the center of the bottom.
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A series of metallic elements within the periodic table of elements of relatively high atomic weights that, upon exposure, tend to collect in specific body organs and at high levels have been shown to be toxic. Historically, most ink pigments were derived from compounds containing heavy metals. Heavy metals include lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury, selenium, barium, chromium and antimony.
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The lower portion of a glass or plastic container, starting with the bearing surface of the bottom and including a small portion of the lower side-wall.
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The degree of curvature at the extreme bottom end of a bottle extending upward from the bearing surface. Also called base radius.
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A bottom defect. A localized thick area at one side of the bottom.
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The measure of inclination of the thread, from a plane perpendicular to the vertical centerline of the thread finish.
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A seal that will exclude air and will be leakproof at normal temperatures and atmospheric pressures.
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Also hi-lo. Double-wall corrugated board combining both A-flutes and B-flutes.
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High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS) is used in applications requiring more toughness than that provided by general purpose polystyrene. During the 1990’s, new grades of HIPS were developed with the stress crack resistance to replace ABS. It is produced from styrene monomer along with elastomers. The resulting opaque material offers good dimensional stability, low-temperature impact strength and rigidity. HIPS is readily molded to precise tolerances. It can be combined with other plastic parts to make units which are attractive and tough. Disadvantages include poor barrier properties, and poor grease resistance.
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A neck defect. A neck in which the glass has blown away, leaving it with thin walls.
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A polymer, consisting of (neglecting the ends, branch junctions, and other minor irregularities) a single type of repeating unit. Also see "polymer".
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A bar code or symbol presented in such a manner that its overall length dimension is parallel to the horizon. The bars are presented in an array which looks like a picket fence.
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An edge or side defect. A check characterized by deep V-shaped cracks appearing on the edge or side.
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The product, usually a liquid, is passed through a heat exchanger and then filled at elevated temperatures. The closure is then applied. Any microbiological contamination on the inner surfaces of the container (usually a bottle) is destroyed by the hot liquid without heating the bottle itself, as in the technique of in-bottle pasteurization.
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This decorating technique utilizes a die (design) that cuts metal foils from a ribbon and by heat, embosses the design onto the surface of the plastic containers. Often used in conjunction with silkscreening on cosmetic containers such as those used for shampoos and conditioners.
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Adhesive, solid at room temperature, which is liquefied by heat, applied molten, and forms a bond by cooling and solidifying. Based on thermoplastic polymers generally modified with resins and/or waxes. Usually used in range of 250 to 400 degrees F.
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Varieties include mugs, tumblers, trays, bowls, lamp parts, globes, vases, and salt and pepper shakers.
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Varieties include drinkware, kitchenware, servingware, cleaning and bath accessories, measuring cups, cooking utensils, bowls, cookie cutters, spice shakers, candy jar containers, placemats, and food canisters.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and appearance. HS 015 is a paper-backed aluminum foil coated with a clear ì heat-sealable blend of high molecular weight ethylene and vinyl ì acetate copolymers. Color: Aluminum. Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products on P/E, glass, PET, PVC, P/S and P/P containers. ì Additional uses: dry products, spices, peroxide, glass cleaner, ì milk and fruit juice.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and appearance. HS 030 is composed of aluminum foil laminated to glassine and the ì glassine coated with a clear heat-sealable blend of high ì molecular weight ethylene and vinyl acetate copolymers. Color: ì White. Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products in P/E, glass, PET, PVC, P/S and P/P containers. ì Additional uses: dry products, spices, fruit juice, milk, glass ì cleaner and peroxide.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and appearance. HS 035 is composed of a paper-backed aluminum foil coated with a ì clear heat-sealable blend of high molecular weight ethylene and ì vinyl acetate copolymers. Color: Aluminum. Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products on P/E, glass, PET, PVC, P/S and P/P containers. ì Additional uses: dry products, spices, fruit juice, milk, glass ì cleaner and peroxide.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would affect ì the product or closure function and appearance. HS 053 is composed of a paper backed aluminum foil coated with a ì clear heat-sealable blend of high molecular weight ethylene and ì vinyl acetate copolymers on the paper side. Color: Yellowish ì White. Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products on P/E, glass, PET, PVC, P/S and P/P containers. ì Additional uses: dry products, spices, fruit juice, milk, glass ì cleaner and peroxide.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and appearance. HS 057 is composed of an aluminum foil, polyester combination ì coated with P/E. Color: Foil. Overall thickness: .0038". Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products on P/E containers. Additional uses: dry products, ì motor oil, anti-freeze, cooking oil, shampoo, fruit juice and ì vinegar.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and appearance. HS 057A is composed of an aluminum foil, polyester combination ì coated with P/E. Color: Foil. Overall thickness: .0030". Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products on P/E containers. Additional uses: dry products, ì motor oil, anti-freeze, cooking oil, shampoo, fruit juice and ì vinegar.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and appearance. HS 194 is composed of an aluminum foil, polyester and PVC ì combination. Color: Aluminum. Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products on PVC and PET containers. Additional uses: dry ì products, shampoo, mouth wash, fruit juice and cooking oil.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and appearance. HS 205 is composed of a heat sealable aluminum foil and P/P ì combination. Color: Aluminum. Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products in P/P containers. Additional uses: dry products, ì cosmetics, spices, motor oil, anti-freeze, shampoo, cooking oil, ì fruit juice and vinegar.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and appearance. HS 295 is composed of a heat sealable aluminum foil, polyester, ì and P/P combination. Color: Aluminum. Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products on P/P containers. Additional uses: dry products, ì cosmetics, spices, motor oil, anti-freeze, milk, fruit juice, ì cooking oil, vinegar and shampoo.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and appearance. HS 402 is composed of a heat sealable aluminum foil and surlyn ì combination. Color: Aluminum. Overall thickness: .003". Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products on P/P containers. Additional uses: salad dressing, ì dry products, cooking oil and peanut butter.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and appearance. HS 402A is composed of a heat sealable aluminum foil and surlyn ì combination. Color: Aluminum. Overall thickness: .0035". Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products on P/P, treated glass, PET, PVC and P/S containers. ì Additional uses: dry products, salad dressing, cooking oil and ì peanut butter.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and appearance. HS 043 is composed of a heat sealable aluminum foil and surlyn ì combination. Color: Aluminum. Overall thickness: .0040". Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products on P/P, treated glass, PET, PVC and P/S containers. ì Additional uses: dry products, salad dressing, cooking oil and ì peanut butter.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and appearance. HS 592 is composed of an aluminum foil and polyester combination ì coated with a clear heat sealable blend of high molecular weight ì ethylene and vinyl acetate copolymers which can be waxed- or ì permanent-laminated to pulp or P/S foam. Color: Aluminum. Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products on P/E, glass, PET, PVC, P/S and P/P containers. ì Additional uses: dry products, spices, fruit juice, milk, glass ì cleaner and peroxide.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and appearance. HS 702 is composed of a heat sealable aluminum foil and P/E ì combination. Color: Aluminum. Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products on P/P containers. Addditional uses: dry products, ì motor oil, anti-freeze, cooking oil, fruit juice, vinegar and ì shampoo.
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A SANCAP Liner Technology product. SANCAP Heat Seal is a ì proprietary heat seal coating with a relatively low melting ì point. It works in many applications where high heat would ì affect the product or closure function and application. HS 805 is composed of aluminum foil with a co-extruded heat seal ì coating. Color: Aluminum. Suggested uses include tamper indicating innerseal for OTC drug ì products on P/E, glass, PET, PVC, P/S and P/P containers. ì Additional uses: dry products, spices, glass cleaner, peroxide, ì fruit juice and milk.
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High viscosity density (HVD) pumps are available.
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