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Why Choose Our Vacuum-formed?
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PET offers high transparency, good toughness and is environmentally friendly and recyclable; it is currently the mainstream choice for high-end electronic, cosmetics and food packaging.
PVC is low-cost and easy to heat-seal, and is commonly used for packaging standard hardware and stationery; however, as it emits harmful gases when burnt, it is gradually being replaced by PET.
PS is lightweight and easy to mould, but lacks toughness and is prone to breakage; it is mostly used for disposable food containers, low-end electronic trays and flocked liners.
PP is heat-resistant, corrosion-resistant and complies with food-grade safety standards; it is suitable for food heating containers, medical supplies and the handling of chemical components.
Functionally modified materials include anti-static/conductive materials containing anti-static agents, as well as flocked materials with a velvety surface; these are used respectively for the protection of precision electronics and to enhance the texture of gift items and jewellery.
Blister trays offer the advantages of low cost, short production lead times and the ability to be highly customised to fit the contours of products. They also provide excellent cushioning and protection, a transparent display effect and lightweight properties. Furthermore, through material modification, they can be made anti-static, heat-resistant and food-grade safe. Combining environmental friendliness and recyclability with suitability for a wide range of applications, they represent a packaging solution that balances cost-effectiveness with practicality. |
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| The main drawbacks of thermoformed trays include: limited material strength, with poor resistance to compression and impact, making them unsuitable for the long-distance transport of heavy or sharp items; certain materials, such as PVC, emit harmful gases when burnt, resulting in poor environmental performance; generally inadequate heat resistance (with the exception of PP), making them unsuitable for high-temperature environments; surfaces are prone to static electricity, which attracts dust, and highly transparent materials are prone to showing scratches, affecting their appearance; Furthermore, the cost of customising moulds is relatively high, resulting in a high unit price for small-batch production; moreover, the recycling and reuse system remains underdeveloped, leading to a low actual recycling rate. |
Blister trays are widely used in a range of industries, including electronics and semiconductors (anti-static packaging for precision components), food and drink (trays for fresh produce, takeaway boxes, and baked goods packaging), cosmetics and personal care (high-end inner trays and set holders), medical devices (trays for sterile instruments and pharmaceutical packaging), hardware, tools and stationery (parts sorting, product display), toys and gifts (flock-lined inserts, windowed displays) and automotive components (transportation protection, interior trim packaging), amongst many other industries, covering virtually all sectors requiring lightweight, customised, low-cost protection and display solutions.
 | This photo captures our company's group photo with esteemed Indonesian guests at the prestigious 2025 Indonesia Industrial Exhibition, where we had the honor of showcasing our products and services. |  |
