Plastic packaging research and development of new technologies to reduce costs

“Although still in the development phase, technology has the potential to address some key areas of improvement for our customers in the coming years, including potential energy savings and costs,” Tiisman said. “LiquiForm technology is also the latest example of pet flexibility that is the most sustainable beverage packaging material.”

Recently, LiquiForm, a new blow molding and injection molding technology, has announced the use of pressurized consumable liquids instead of compressed air to make plastic containers.

By combining the bottle formation and injection molding process in one step, this technology eliminates a large number of manufacturing steps, greatly reducing cost and waste, the LiquiForm Group said.

The LiquiForm Group is a business development representative DISCMA – a joint venture between Amcor and Sidel.

“Sidel is committed to providing the most sustainable packaging solutions for the beverage industry. We see opportunities to develop innovative new technologies, and we will do this. The LiquiForm we are involved in is the latest example of this approach,” said market market Tiismann, Sidel Group President and CEO.

Ann. President of O'Hara LiquiForm said: “LiquiForm represents a major opportunity for the consumer products industry by creating an aspect of efficiency and flexibility. By working with respected equipment manufacturers and leading international converters and fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies, We have the technology to realize its full potential. And look forward to our technology to encourage partners and licensees to invest in future innovation and development through a widely used licensing and royalty system."

The company noted that it is expected that more equipment manufacturers and fast moving consumer goods companies will be able to purchase developer kits to accelerate their product development in the near future.

Fully commercialized LiquiForm technology is expected to become popular in 2018.

Signed an agreement with Yoshino Kogyosho LiquiForm Group, Japan's largest manufacturer of plastic bottles, further development technology, and Nestlé's waters, a leading bottled water company, to acquire the intellectual property of this new technology.