Types Of Packaging

Thermoforming is the process of heating material, commonly thermo-plastic or paper, until it can be molded to the desired form. This is most commonly achieved through pressure forming, vacuum forming, or mechanical forming. The applications of thermoforming are vast and include food packaging, industrial, medical, and e-commerce industries. Thermoforming has several advantages. One of its main draws is that it is very adaptable to a customer’s design needs. With a fast turnaround time, it can be used for last-minute shipments or as a quick way to develop a prototype.

No, you don’t have to put a band-aid on it. We’re talking about a packaging solution that uses heat to adhere a thermoformed plastic blister to a card marketing coated with a special adhesive. This is a consumer-friendly solution that allows consumers to get a really good, unobstructed view of what it is they are buying without having to open the container. This packaging helps to both protect and market your products. Thermoforming gives you the ability to expertly craft perfect custom packaging that takes the shape of your items. They are available in three varieties, including two-piece, fold-over, and tri-fold freestanding models. These blister packs are made from various materials, including PVC, RPET, and PETG plastic. They provide excellent package protection, product visibility, and enhanced stability for light to heavy products. As a form of protective packaging, they are sealable and offer excellent tamper resistance.