With its wide range of characteristics and excellent contact transparency, PP is an ideal choice for products with high impact and long-term dimensional stability requirements. As the third most widely supplied commodity plastic, it is commonly used in packaging and labeling.

PE is one of the most widely produced plastics worldwide. It offers various grades such as LLDPE, LDPE, MDPE, and HDPE, catering to different packaging requirements, from flexible to rigid and sturdy.

PET is the most recycled material globally, known for its exceptional transparency and chemical resistance. It is non-toxic, odorless, and food-safe, making it suitable for direct food packaging. PET can be processed using various techniques such as injection molding, blow molding, injection blow molding (IBM), and injection stretch blow molding (ISBM).

These thermoplastic copolymers offer high chemical resistance, transparency similar to glass, excellent glossiness, and impact resistance. They are easy to process and suitable for various packaging types, including those in contact with food.

PMMA, also known as acrylic or plastic glass, is a transparent thermoplastic often used as a glass substitute. Its high transparency makes it ideal for outer containers or bottles.

AS/SAN combines rigidity, strength, toughness, and transparency.

ABS is a thermoplastic polymer known for its remarkable qualities, making it an ideal choice for your packaging solutions. Composed of three main components, ABS exhibits a brilliant shine, exceptional impact resistance, and excellent molding capabilities.

When it comes to decoration, ABS stands out as a highly versatile option, allowing for various available decorative processes. Additionally, ABS plastic is recyclable, demonstrating its strong impact resistance, heat resistance, and resistance to acidic chemicals.

Aluminum provides both environmental sustainability and the flexibility to create any desired shape for primary packaging, giving products a luxurious appearance and feel.

Glass, a non-crystalline inorganic non-metallic material, offers personalization through molding and decoration, along with excellent chemical resistance and barrier properties for packaging.

Bamboo and wood are natural and renewable materials that can be crafted into exquisite packaging components. They can be shaped according to your specific needs.

PCR, which stands for Post-Consumer Recycled content, is an increasingly sought-after material by many brands, showcasing their commitment to sustainability.