Food Grade BBQ Rice 89MM IML Plastic Cup Containers

IML Plastic Cup Containers Lid With Logo Printing Bowl Labeling PP Square Containers

Quick Details:

Advantages: 

1. Aesthetic Feeling; 2. Increase the Advertising Effect; 3. Anti-counterfeiting; 4. Microwavable.

Use information:

Filling in 83°C；

Best before: 12 months after delivery date；
Best processing temperature: minimum 11 °C at least 8 hours before filling；
Freezer usage on request；
Do not expose to direct sunlight；
Declaration of conformity available on request；
Overall migration tests available on request；
Tolerances dimensions: ± 1 mm；
Tolerance volume/Weight: ± 1% ~ 3 % .

Product information:

Strong and hygienic: In mould labels resist humidity and big changes in temperature: the best solution to decorate plastic containers for frozen and refrigerated products! In mould labels are also scratch resistant, cannot crack and are not susceptible to wrinkles.

Shorter production time and lower production costs: During the in mould labeling process containers are produced and decorated in one single step. Storage of blank containers becomes unnecessary, storage and transport costs belong to the past.

Environmentally-friendly: In mould labelling saves the environment: the packaging and the label consist of the same material and can therefore be fully recycled.

Wide range of look & feel options: The same plastic packaging product can be decorated with a wide range of different materials, inks an lacquers. This allows you to differentiate your product on the shelf.

Quick design changeovers: It only takes a shift from one label design to another on your IML automation to make a quick changeover. There is almost no production loss during the start-up of a new design.

Maximum print quality: The offset printing technique ensures high-resolution images. Besides, you can decorate all the sides of a container with one single label.

What is IML?

"In Mould Labelling" IML is directly derived from the technique: a preprinted polypropylene (PP) label is placed in a mould. This mould has the shape of the end product, e.g. the shape of a Food Cup Containers.
Then the molten PP is added to the mould. It fuses with the label, and while curing, takes the shape of the mould.Result: label and packaging become one.