In-Mold Labeled Expanded Polystyrene Products

Nova believes that with the advancement of in-mold labeling technology, there is little difference in the color of printed patterns obtained on paper and expanded polystyrene materials. The company is currently expanding its foam production in the in-mold labeling process. The scale of production of polystyrene plastic cups and container tanks.

This imaging printing technology developed by the Dutch Autonational Company is only authorized to transfer to Novartis in Europe. Can be used to process a variety of patterns dazzling, and has a thermal insulation function of the plastic cup, container tank. Marc Vlug, packaging business development manager at Novartis, said that using in-mold labeling technology to process plastic container products, brand owners and processors can gain greater free space for product design, and can process non-arc transitions with abrupt shapes. It can be optimized for the comfort of the customer. Prior to the development of this processing technology, no single plastic cup or container has the following advantages: It is colorful, eye-catching, three-dimensional, and thermal insulation and heat insulation. These products also have excellent rigidity and strength, can be used for holding ice cream or soup water, and are the best hot and cold beverage cups and containers.

Reprinted from: Foreign Plastics