10 benefits with metal cans
Posted 2022-10-20
Let’s learn more about metal packaging from Emballator.
Continue to read and we’ll give 10 benefits with metal packaging.
It’s infinitely recyclable.
Metal is a permanent material that can be infinitely recycled without loss of quality.
It’s easy to sort and recycle.
Steel is magnetic, making it easy to separate, sort and recycle.
It helps extend product shelf-life.
Made from one of the strongest packaging materials currently in use, our metal packaging is incredibly durable, helping to protect its contents and ensure a longer product shelf-life.
It preserves product quality.
Metal packaging is impermeable. It provides a perfect barrier against light, humidity, air and all other types of external contamination, preserving the quality and the properties of the products it contains and helping to prevent waste.
It keeps products safe.
Solid, strong and stackable. Metal packaging is ideal for efficient manufacturing, transport and storage, reducing the risk of spillage and spoilage.
It’s safe.
Resistant to extreme heat and cold. Metal cans maintain their form and properties in all climate and warehousing conditions.
It can be used to package hazardous goods.
Metal packaging won’t break if it is dropped and is UN approved for the transportation of hazardous goods. There’s no need for any additional protective packaging.
It’s incredibly versatile.
You can pack any type of product inside metal cans, from standard formulas and water-based products to solvent-based or hazardous substances.
It’s available in a wide range of shapes and sizes.
Our metal packaging comes in a variety of different sizes and formats. With capacities ranging from 0,175L to 25L, it can be adapted for any type of usage.
It’s an innovative packaging solution.
Our metal packaging can be decorated, printed and embossed using a wide range of colours and effects, helping to project a premium image and increase brand visibility.
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This content is based on material from Metal Packaging Europe.
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