This Unit Value-Pack single-use flexible glass tube dispenses only the amount and size of liquid needed to do the job, thereby minimizing waste and unnecessary applications. A tear-off tip is exactly what it sounds like: it’s easy to tear off.
After the product is unwrapped, a measuring channel provides directional control using a precision iris tip. When you apply a small amount of pressure, the channel opens.
When you stop pressing, the tip closes, protecting your product. Thanks to the 3D and flexible design of the packaging, the distribution is simple and accurate.
Our disposable tube eliminates the risk of manipulation as well as contamination unlike resealable packaging.
Contact us if you have any questions about the single dose packaging options we offer. There is a wide variety of disposable plastic cups to choose from.
Paper, polypropylene, polystyrene, PET, its recycled equivalent rPET, polystyrene and other materials can be used to make them.
At Amhil, we make our cups from polypropylene (PP), recycled polyethylene terephthalate (rPET) and polyethylene terephthalate (PET). The manufacturing process we use is called thermoforming.
Before the production process begins, the plastic granules must first be loaded into a specialized machine that melts the material by applying heat to make it liquid. After that, a plastic sheet with a thickness of about 2 mm is formed.
Plastic glass disposable
Making disposable plastic cups or mugs is not an easy task.
The availability and ease of materials may mislead you, but producing single-use plastic containers requires a combination of chemistry and mechanics. The equipment used to make these glasses must have micro precision to produce flawless glasses.
When we are aware of the production process of disposable cups, it changes the way we use those cups.
Two methods of thermoforming and semi-forming are used in the production of disposable cups. In these processes, the raw materials are first placed in the form of sheets inside the machine, and then they are rolled to reach the necessary temperature for molding inside the machine, and then they are placed inside the mold and take the required shape. they take. After that, they are dried little by little with reduced heat and can be used.
The rolling of these glasses is what distinguishes thermoforming from semi-forming. Both processes involve shaping the glass. When using the thermoforming system, the sheets must be rolled before entering the frame.
However, this step is omitted when using a semi-forming system. Before entering the machine, the sheets must first be completely flattened and then rolled to achieve a uniform thickness.
The use of disposable cups produced by thermoforming is more popular because they are more elegant in appearance.
Although the semi-forming method has been obsolete for some time, this method is still used in Iran. The use of disposable cups produced by the thermoforming method is more popular because the semi-forming method produces relatively more turnover and production.
It is used in several different types of factories. Granules make up most of the raw materials that are currently used in the production of disposable plastic cups.
Granules have recently been bonded together by polymeric materials that are significantly more durable, the manufacturing process is significantly simpler, and the results are of high quality.
Plastic glass for drinks
Although the correct use of plastic food containers such as glass for drinks does not have any negative effects and risks to human health, the improper use of these containers poses a significant risk to human health.
Monomers are the basic components that play a role in making plastic containers. The monomer itself is never harmful, but when it is released into the environment, it can cause problems.
Research has discovered that when plastics or disposable containers are heated, the monomers that make up the material are released, and these monomers, along with the food or liquid contained in them, have the potential to enter the digestive system of living organisms.
Pouring hot drinks into disposable plastic cups creates chemical pollutants such as monomers and heavy metals.
That is why liquids with a temperature higher than 40 degrees Celsius should not be poured into plastic containers.
For this reason, it is best to use a cup made of disposable plastic when serving cold and refreshing drinks such as water, syrup, milk, or chilled cocoa milk, among others.
However, if you intend to pour warm liquids (not hot liquids) or liquids with a low fat content into these containers, choose food grade containers.
Dishes that are safe for food have a small spoon and fork symbol on the bottom of the dish or on the packaging.
When hot and fatty foods come into contact with the compounds in these containers, it can lead to the migration of toxic and carcinogenic chemical compounds into the food and endanger people’s health.
Every disposable cups
Different materials and types for each disposable cup:
Disposable cups are different. Each company has its own unique designs, ideas and production devices. So, you’ve seen different disposable cups. How many disposable cups have you seen?
To use disposable cups in meetings and events, it is better to know their types.
1-Transparent disposable cups
These glasses are familiar. These disposable cups are still used today. Recyclable cups
These semi-brittle glasses break under pressure. These are glasses.
Regarding the use of transparent plastic disposable cups, they show high resistance up to the boiling point of water, i.e. 100 degrees Celsius, but it is better not to use them at temperatures above 95 degrees because any pressure or carelessness in using this cup It can cause things like burning your hands and body.
2-Disposable frosted glass
These colorful glasses are easily recognizable. Since opaque disposable cups are made from recycled materials, they use different pigments for coloring, so they cost more than non-colored and clear ones.
Frosted disposable coffee cups are often created in half-shapes because uniformity is not required.
This type can withstand heat from glass to boiling. Semi-brittleness increases its flexibility at high temperatures. These glasses are made from recycled materials and reinforced with polymer.
In buffets, dining halls and elsewhere, disposable paper cups have replaced plastic cups for years.
Disposable paper cups are expensive and widely produced. Higher temperature tolerance, uniformity and durability than plastic cups. Paper cups are more difficult to make than plastic cups.
In the manufacture of disposable paper cups, a high temperature compression machine is used to glue paper pieces together, and special adhesives are also used to create a special shape of the cup.
3- Biodegradable cup
Herbal mugs may become fashionable. European countries widely use these herbal glasses. Starch, wax, oil and vegetable fibers make up these vegetable glasses. You’ve probably read about the health risks of single-use plastic cups. These herbal cups are made despite the lack of scientific evidence to eliminate these harms.
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