To find the right packaging for your product, consider factors like the size, shape, and fragility of your product. Think about the branding and design elements you want to incorporate. You can also consult with our packaging companies or designers who can help you choose the best packaging that fits your product and brand. In the Menu you will find “Shipping” for calculating boxes for empty wax cartridges.

Plaston Plastic products may carry the CE mark if your product meet the requirements outlined by the European Union for safety, health, and environmental protection standards. You can verify the presence of the CE mark on the product itself or by contacting Plaston directly to confirm if the products are CE certified.

Common materials used for packaging include cardboard, paperboard, plastic and wood. The recommended material for packaging depends on factors like the product’s characteristics, weight, fragility, and environmental impact. For example, delicate items may require cushioning and protection provided by materials like foam or bubble wrap. We consider the specific needs of your product when selecting the packaging material.

Sustainable packaging materials include recycled cardboard, paperboard, biodegradable plastics, compostable materials, and plant-based materials like bamboo or sugarcane. These materials are eco-friendly and help reduce environmental impact. We consider using sustainable materials for your packaging to align with your environmental goals and appeal to environmentally conscious consumers.

Yes, different materials can be combined in a two-part packaging tube to create a custom packaging solution. For example, you can use a combination of cardboard and plastic or cardboard and metal to meet specific packaging requirements such as durability, protection, and aesthetics. Work with one of our packaging suppliers to explore options and design a two-part packaging tube that meets your needs.

Standard colors available in plastic molding often include black, white, red, blue, green, yellow, and grey. These colors are widely used and readily available in the industry. Custom colors can also be created by mixing different colorants with the base plastic material.

Standard colors for packaging materials typically include white, brown, black, blue, green, and red. These colors are commonly used and readily available for various packaging needs. You can also opt for custom colors by working with a printing or packaging supplier to match specific brand colors or design requirements.

“Transparent” refers to a material that allows light to pass through without scattering, giving a clear view of objects behind it. “Natural” typically means a material that has not been dyed or altered, displaying its original color or appearance. “Clear” is often used interchangeably with transparent to describe materials that are see-through or have high clarity, allowing for visibility through the material.

In plastic molding, “batch” refers to a specific quantity of raw materials or resin used in a single production run. “Additive” refers to substances added to the base plastic material to enhance certain properties like strength, color, UV resistance, flame retardancy, or other characteristics.

The “Green Dot” symbol on packaging does not necessarily indicate that the packaging is recyclable. It symbolizes that the manufacturer has contributed to the cost of recovery and recycling of packaging materials. To determine if packaging is recyclable, look for specific recycling symbols such as the chasing arrows symbol with a number inside, indicating the type of plastic used and if it is recyclable.