● Eco-friendly
● Excellent light transmission rate
● High physical strength
● Easily formed and bent
● Food contact directly
● Recycleable
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PETG Plastic Sheets
ONE PLASTIC™
RY-296
PETG
Customized
Customized
Vacuum forming PETG plastic sheet is one type ideal plastic for creating cost-effective vacuum-formed containers with deep draws and precise details.
Unlike other transparent plastics, PETG sheets with excellent physical strength and are less prone to breaking. So it can be used for vacuum forming all kinds of clear plastic parts, especially blister and clamshell packaging.
Furthermore, PETG sheet is FDA certificated plastic which can contact with food directly, so it is commonly utilized in the manufacturing of food containers and other kitchen-use products.
If your products require packaging materials with high transparency to showcase the contents and its unique features, and to elevate the brand image, then our high-transparency PETG materials are ideal for you. These materials are particularly suitable for industries such as plastic packaging factories, high-end cosmetic packaging factories, and food packaging factories.
● Eco-friendly
● Excellent light transmission rate
● High physical strength
● Easily formed and bent
● Food contact directly
● Recycleable
● Please store PETG sheets in a place that is not exposed to direct sunlight or high humidity.
● Avoid placing heavy objects on the PETG sheet, as it may cause deformation.
● Keep the PETG sheet away from any sources of heat or fire.
● Store the plastic sheet at room temperature.
Vacuum forming PETG sheet is suitable for many kinds of thermoforming techniques, such as mechanical force, compressed air, or vacuum forming. There also no need special molds, the regular plastic,steel,aluminum,wood and epoxy mols are both workable to vacuum PETG plastic.
● Remove the protective PE film from the PETG sheet prior to thermoforming.
● PETG sheets do not require pre-drying and can be vacuum-formed directly.
● The typical thermoforming temperature range for PETG is between 120ºC to 160ºC.
● Higher temperatures may reduce the material's impact resistance.
● Lower temperatures are recommended to protect the sheets from damage during thermoforming.
Vacuum forming PETG plastic sheet is one type ideal plastic for creating cost-effective vacuum-formed containers with deep draws and precise details.
Unlike other transparent plastics, PETG sheets with excellent physical strength and are less prone to breaking. So it can be used for vacuum forming all kinds of clear plastic parts, especially blister and clamshell packaging.
Furthermore, PETG sheet is FDA certificated plastic which can contact with food directly, so it is commonly utilized in the manufacturing of food containers and other kitchen-use products.
If your products require packaging materials with high transparency to showcase the contents and its unique features, and to elevate the brand image, then our high-transparency PETG materials are ideal for you. These materials are particularly suitable for industries such as plastic packaging factories, high-end cosmetic packaging factories, and food packaging factories.
● Eco-friendly
● Excellent light transmission rate
● High physical strength
● Easily formed and bent
● Food contact directly
● Recycleable
● Please store PETG sheets in a place that is not exposed to direct sunlight or high humidity.
● Avoid placing heavy objects on the PETG sheet, as it may cause deformation.
● Keep the PETG sheet away from any sources of heat or fire.
● Store the plastic sheet at room temperature.
Vacuum forming PETG sheet is suitable for many kinds of thermoforming techniques, such as mechanical force, compressed air, or vacuum forming. There also no need special molds, the regular plastic,steel,aluminum,wood and epoxy mols are both workable to vacuum PETG plastic.
● Remove the protective PE film from the PETG sheet prior to thermoforming.
● PETG sheets do not require pre-drying and can be vacuum-formed directly.
● The typical thermoforming temperature range for PETG is between 120ºC to 160ºC.
● Higher temperatures may reduce the material's impact resistance.
● Lower temperatures are recommended to protect the sheets from damage during thermoforming.
