Reduction of foaming
We are able to prepare and manage any type of carbonated beverage present on the market, both clear and with pulps or fibres, with an extensive range of carbonation levels (from 2 vol. to 4.5 vol. of CO2).
It is very important to optimise the manufacturing process of a CSD bottle (preform project – process) to reach physical-mechanical characteristics required by the product. PET is one of the preferred packaging materials, it is transparent, light, unbreakable and can easily be customised into a wide variety of shapes. It offers a good barrier to gas, namely to carbon dioxide.
The two major requirements of a container for carbonated soft drinks are its capacity to maintain the CO2 content inside the product for as long as possible, and to resist bottle expansion due to internal pressure. It is therefore very important to optimise the manufacturing process of a CSD bottle (preform project – process) to reach physical-mechanical characteristics required by the product.
- Preserve CO2 levels inside the packaging. This is important especially for small size containers.
- Reduced bottle expansion due to internal pressure (Shape keeping).
- Containers must pass burst and drop tests.
- Shape and bottom designed to resist high internal pressure (creep and burst resistance).
- Reduce bottle weight while assuring bottle stability
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High mechanical performance
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Base optimised for resistance to stress cracking
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Good resistance to internal pressure
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CO2 barrier
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