105mm White PP Plastic Square Tamper Evident Lid For 7-16 oz. Containers

In-Mold Labeling

The Cary Company offers in-mold labeling for various containers. In-mold labeling (IML) is a labeling process wherein a label is applied to a container during the manufacturing of the container, typically through blow molding or injection molding. The mold takes the shape of the container, which allows for greater decorating options than other labeling methods. In-mold labeling is more efficient than other labeling methods as it leads to less waste and creates a product that is both durable and easily recyclable/regrindable. To learn about IML, click here!

IML offers several advantages including:

• Maximum print quality
• Scratch resistance
• Strong construction that resists humidity and temperature changes
• Shorter production time as containers are produced and decorated in one step
• Environmentally friendly (container and label are both recyclable)

Use in-mold labeling to create unique packaging that stands out in retail environments!

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Material:

Polypropylene (PP) is a tough plastic that has excellent chemical resistance. PP is translucent in its natural state but can have a glossy finish when produced with color. Some examples of common products made with PP are dairy and medication containers. Polypropylene is suitable for hot fill applications of up to 205°F and is therefore great for autoclaving. It is not recommended for cold or sub-freezing temperatures. The Cary Company has an assortment of polypropylene plastics available for purchase, such as plastic caps and jars, which have a higher tolerance for chemical products. Discover if Polypropylene is appropriate for hot fill application by learning more about What Is Hot Fill Packaging and how it applies to Polypropylene containers.