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Common materials for cosmetic packaging materials
Classification:
【Brief Description】ABS belongs to engineering plastics, which are not environmentally friendly and have high hardness. It cannot directly come into contact with cosmetics and food. In acrylic cosmetics packaging materials, it is generally made of inner covers and shoulder covers. The color is yellowish or milky white.
1. ABS:
ABS belongs to engineering plastics, which are not environmentally friendly and have high hardness. It cannot directly come into contact with cosmetics and food. In acrylic cosmetics packaging materials, it is generally made of inner covers and shoulder covers. The color is yellowish or milky white.
2. PP, PE:
PP and PE are environmentally friendly materials that can come into direct contact with cosmetics and food. They are the main materials used for filling organic skincare products, with their natural color turning white and translucent. According to different molecular structures, it can reach three different degrees of hardness and softness.
3. PET:
PET is an environmentally friendly material that can come into direct contact with cosmetics and food. It is the main material for filling organic skincare products. The PET material is relatively soft and its natural color is transparent.
4. PCTA, PETG:
PCTA and PETG are environmentally friendly materials that can come into direct contact with cosmetics and food. They are the main materials for filling organic skincare products, and the materials are soft and transparent. PCTA and PETG are soft and easy to scratch. And printing is not commonly used for printing.
5. AS:
AS is not hard, brittle (there is a clear sound when knocking), transparent, and the blue background can directly contact with cosmetics and food. In ordinary lotion bottles, vacuum bottles are generally bottle body materials, and can also be made into small capacity cream bottles. Presents a transparent appearance.
6. Acrylic:
The material is hard, transparent, and the base color is white. And in order to maintain a transparent texture, acrylic often undergoes external and internal spraying, or coloring during injection molding.