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Containers (PET)

- TET06
  Egg Tray 6 Compartments
- TET10
  Egg Tray 10 Compartments
- TET12
  Egg Tray 12 Compartments
- TET15
  Egg Tray 15 Compartments
- TET20H
  Egg Tray with Handle 20 Compartments
- TET24
  Egg Tray 24 Compartments
- TET28H
  Egg Tray with Handle 28 Compartments
- TET30
  Egg Tray 30 Compartments
- TET30H
  Egg Tray with Handle 30 Compartments
- TQT06
  Quail Egg Tray 6 Compartments
- TQT12
  Quail Egg Tray 12 Compartments
- TQT15
  Quail Egg Tray 15 Compartments
- TQT18
  Quail Egg Tray 18 Compartments
- TQT20
  Quail Egg Tray 20 Compartments
- TQT24
  Quail Egg Tray 24 Compartments
- TQT30
  Quail Egg Tray 30 Compartments

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Blue-Gold

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Red-Gold

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Sakura

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Momiji

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Pattern 24

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PLA – polylactic acid

Thermoplastic polyester obtained by condensation or polymerisation of lactic acid. The lactic acid monomer is obtained from fermented plant starch (corn, sugarcane, etc.). Mechanical properties range from soft and elastic to stiff and high strength. Heat-resistant, non-toxic, biodegradable.

PVC – polyvinyl chloride

Polymer made from vinyl chloride monomers by polymerization. Polyvinyl chloride is a heavy, stiff, ductile, medium strong, amorphous, transparent material. Excellent resistance to chemicals (acids and bases), grease, and oil.

BOPS – biaxially oriented polystyrene

Formed by stretching a polystyrene film in two different directions. Increases transparency, and also stiffness.

OPS – oriented polystyrene

Aromatic polymer made from styrene monomers by polymerization. Produced by stretching extruded polystyrene film, improving visibility through the material by reducing haziness and increasing stiffness. Clear, hard, and brittle with a relatively low melting point.

PS – polystyrene

Aromatic polymer made from styrene monomers by polymerization. Clear, hard, and brittle with a relatively low melting point. Foaming produces an opaque, rigid, lightweight material with impact protection and thermal insulation properties.
OPS: Oriented polystyrene
BOPS: Biaxially oriented polystyrene

PP – polypropylene

Polyolefin made from propylene, a gaseous hydrocarbon, using catalysts. Harder, denser, more heat-resistant, and more transparent than polyethylene.

HDPE – high density polyethylene

Polyolefin made from ethylene, a gaseous hydrocarbon, using catalysts. Stiff, strong, tough, resistant to chemicals and moisture, permeable to gas, easy to process, and easy to form.

LDPE – low density polyethylene

Polyolefin made from ethylene, a gaseous hydrocarbon, using catalysts. Flexible, strong, tough, easy to seal, and resistant to moisture, relatively transparent.

PE – polyethylene

Polyolefin made from ethylene, a gaseous hydrocarbon, using catalysts.
Classified by density:
LDPE: flexible, strong, tough, easy to seal, and resistant to moisture, relatively transparent.
HDPE: stiff, strong, tough, resistant to chemicals and moisture, permeable to gas, easy to process, and easy to form.

PC – polycarbonate

Polyester containing carbonate groups, made from bisphenol A and phosgene. Clear, heat resistant, and durable. Harsh cleaning detergents catalyze the release of bisphenol A and are a potential health hazard.

PET – polyethylene terephthalate

Polyester made from ethylene glycol and dimethyl terephthalate or terephthalic acid. Good gas and moisture barrier, good resistance to heat, mineral oils, solvents, and to acids, but not to bases. Glass-like transparency, light weight, shatter resistant.