Plastic Case

Plastic packaging boxes are lightweight, durable containers widely used across industries due to their versatility and cost-effectiveness. They are typically made from materials like ​ABS, PP, or PET, which offer high impact resistance and moisture protection. A significant advantage of plastic packaging is its ​lightweight nature, which reduces carbon emissions during transportation. For example, a plastic bottle weighs only 20 grams, and plastic packaging accounts for 50% of all consumer products but just 20% of total packaging weight, making it more eco-friendly than heavier alternatives like glass.

Applications include:

​Retail & Cosmetics: Transparent clamshells for eyeshadow palettes or luxury goods (e.g., "EYE - Eyeshadow Palette (plastic case)" demonstrates compact and aesthetic designs).
​Industrial & Electronics: Reinforced cases for tools or sensitive equipment, often enhanced with features like shock-absorbing foam or anti-static linings.
​Food Protection: Thin plastic films or containers that extend shelf life by minimizing spoilage (e.g., reducing food waste from 50% to 3% in supply chains).


​Design & Customization
Plastic packaging boxes support high customization:

​Surface Treatments: Electroplating processes (e.g., chrome finishes) enhance aesthetics and durability, though strict material selection (e.g., ABS with 15-16% butadiene) is critical for adhesion.
​Functional Add-ons: Features like tamper-proof seals, RFID tags, or modular compartments cater to specialized needs, from medical devices to consumer electronics.