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PACKAGING CRASH COURSE
Videos, infographics, weekly quick question, and bottle shape profile articles. Packaging Crash Course is your go-to resource for rigid packaging. Whether it is plastic, glass, or metal, Packaging Crash Course covers them all.

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Packaging Perfection: How to Choose the Ideal Tube for Your Product Find the key to perfect packaging with our guide, choosing the ideal tube for your product. Explore materials, printing, and shapes. Ensure integrity with the right closures and seals. Get expert advice for tailored solutions that set your product apart.
Posted by Edward 02/14/2024
The Anatomy Of A Tube Dive into the essentials of tube packaging with O.Berk's Packaging Crash Course. This concise guide covers everything from tube anatomy and sealing methods to customization options.
Posted by Edward 02/07/2024
Liner - The Often Overlooked Element Between Your Cap And Bottle Liner is a piece of material that sits between the cap and the bottle. It's primary function is to offer proper sealing of the product and often times it determines the closure's fit and function viability. Click here to learn more
Posted by Edward 05/01/2023
Aluminum: The Forever Metal In Packaging Aluminum has been a staple in the home and a cornerstone in the world's recycling stream for generations - click here to learn more about this forever metal's history and its place in a sustainable economy.
Posted by Edward 11/03/2022
Mechanical And Chemical Recycling In today's Packaging Crash Course, we will cover two recycling methods and their distinct processes that enable us to provide sustainable solutions: Mechanical and Chemical Recycling.
Posted by Edward 07/15/2022
Packing Methods This list is a quick rundown of some of the most common packing methods utilized in the packaging industry.
Posted by Edward 03/21/2022
Poise - Unit of Measurement for Viscosity Since its discovery, in the early 19th century the poise (P) has been used as the unit of measurement for viscosity. It has contributed significant advancements in product manufacturing, particularly in food, personal care, and pharma.
Posted by Edward 09/21/2021
Natural Or Nitrile Rubber For My Dropper Assembly? There are materials that make a huge impact on our everyday lives, but little do we consider where they are from and how they are manufactured. An example of such a material given little attention to is rubber. Click here to learn more.
Posted by Edward 06/30/2021
VIDEO: Why Did My Containers Arrive Deformed? In this short video, we demonstrate how heat from direct sunlight can affect finished plastic parts and the potential of this occurrence happening while in transit.
Posted by Edward 09/04/2019
Ecommerce Packaging Requirements and Considerations Get up-to-date on the current regulations and considerations on e-commerce packaging requirements that can potentially have an impact on your business.
Posted by Jessie 12/14/2018
What Is Opal Glass? Opal glass has been around a long time, it was first manufactured by glass blowing houses in 16th century Venice! Click Read More to learn about how this milky white opaque material is created and applications.
Posted by Edward 09/24/2018
What's the Difference between PET, OPET, EPET, PETG AND PCTG? Learn about the many forms Polytheylene Terephthalate (or PET) comes in: OPET, PETE, EPETE, PETG and PCTG. Click Read More to discover how this transparent plastic becomes part of our daily lives as a food, beverage and personal care container.
Posted by Edward 06/25/2018
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