Packaging Design

We offer:
Container design
Cap design
PE label design

Design brief:

Perfect combination of objectives and motivation
 
If you want your product to score in terms of an eye-catching design, then sometimes styling elements will be integrated that may necessitate incorporating more material in the PET blanks.
 
Purely cost-driven designs are based on having lightweight preforms, and during the design process are rigorously matched to these stipulations.
 
Driving factors – basic principles of design work
What elements are absolutely essential in the design? What design features need to be avoided

Design concept:

Idea development is the top priority
The design work is based on the design variants and ideas put forward by the client.
 
Associations, visual depictions of your brand, the origin of your product, its image in the advertising concept - these are just a few examples of the connotations we join with you in formulating, so as to develop the right conceptual thinking for your new PET bottle.
 
Hand-drawn sketches for visualising the ideas
Generate several different concepts within a minimal time, with scope for developing the details.
 
From these sketches (which form the foundation for all further design work), we create 2D and 3D views of the design selected. All the stipulations from the stretch blow-moulding process, of course, are incorporated as givens, ensuring that the proposal finally emerging as tangible ones which are well suited for production.

Design engineering:

Finalising the favoured design concept in 3D
In the engineering phase: the choice of preform is the foundation for the best possible visual image of your new bottle, and for optimum processability in the stretch blow-moulding machine.
 
The geometry and weight of the preform, plus the planning of the requisite wall thickness, are selected so as to suit the bottle with maximized precision. Because it’s not only the bottle’s visual appearance that counts, its role in protecting the product also has to be taken into due account during all design activities.
 
After a photo-realistic depiction of the bottle has been created, you can picture the sort of impression your newly conceived bottle will make. Simulation programs are utilized to compute the container’s geometry and the amount of material required.
 
Is the new design suitable for the entire process involved?
Area available for labeling the bottle, stability of the base shape during transportation, top-load during pallet stacking – these are just a few of the key considerations.
 
With the aid of FEM analysis, all the details of the new PET bottle are meticulously checked. This feasibility analysis serves to verify the data on which the sketches and calculation programs were based, ensuring maximized planning certainty in the further stages of development work.