Rugged and Safe
Plastic bottles, unlike glass containers, are tough and robust; when dropped, they don’t shatter into jagged fragments, making products and packaging safe to handle. Plastics offer important physical features such as toughness and chemical resistance because they are polymers, which are long molecules produced by joining many short ones together. Plastic bottles are also less prone to spill or explode, safeguarding both the contents and the outside shipment containers.
Shapes and Colors
Plastic materials are simple to mold into a number of bottle forms, enhancing their beauty and functionality. Manufacturers, for example, include incorporated handles, measurement indications, and pouring lips in some plastic bottles. Furthermore, plastics come in a wide range of colors and shades, whether translucent or opaque, making products and companies easy to recognize by sight. The coloring pigment is blended into the plastic resin, so it never runs, rubs off, or washes off in plastic bottles.
Energy Savings
Plastic bottles are lighter than glass bottles, lowering the amount of energy and money needed to ship things. Plastic bottles require less energy to manufacture than glass bottles because plastics are soft and have low melting temperatures.
A Recyclable Material
PET and other types of plastic bottles can be easily recycled after their initial usage into a variety of secondary goods, such as carpet fibers, pillow stuffing, tote bags, and strapping materials. Recycled plastic is also used in some beverage bottles and non-food containers. Plastic bottles’ small weight reduces the cost of transporting recyclables to recycling centers.
