Whether it's cardboard trays, cardboard backing material or formable paper for skin or MAP packs, we can meet your ideal requirements on our thermoforming packaging machines and traysealer solutions.
Cardboard trays can be used on traysealers and even thermoforming packaging machines to produce these packs.
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Pack types:
✔ MAP
✔ Skin
Packaging material:
The cardboard trays are lined with a plastic layer in the thermoforming packaging machine. This can be be removed from the cardboard tray after use.
Partnership:
This product is jointly developed with Van Genechten Packaging and DS Smith.
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Pack types:
✔ MAP
✔ Skin
Packaging material:
The trays are made out of cardboard composites which can be separated into individual types after use.
Partnership:
This product is jointly developed with VIRGIN BIO PACK S A S and DS Smith.
Material from the roll, as well as pre-cut sheets can be used on
thermoforming packaging machines and traysealers to produce flat cardboard packs.
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Pack type:
✔ MAP
✔ Skin
Packaging material:
The cardboard composite can be utilised from the roll, which results in significant efficiency benefits. The material can be separated after use into its individual parts.
Partnership:
This product is jointly developed with Leipa Georg Leinfelder GmbH, DS Smith and Papierfabrik August Koehler SE .
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Pack type:
✔ MAP
✔ Skin
Packaging material:
Coated pre-cut card sheets can be separated after use into their individual parts.
Partnership:
This product is jointly developed with VIRGIN BIO PACK S A S and DS Smith.
Formable paper from the roll can be used on thermoforming packaging machines to produce these packs.
The reduction of the consumption of packaging and the use of recyclable materials in the production of packaging are currently at the top of the agenda in the packaging industry and among consumers. In the near future, the demand for recyclable packaging in particular will increase significantly. With MULTIVAC…
By using different material and packaging concepts, manufacturers can make an important contribution to meeting the current market demands with regard to sustainable packaging solutions.
