CombiPac® – combine plastic with cardboard

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• Safe environmental disposal (PP)
• Safe environmental disposal (PS)
• Safe environmental disposal (PET)

One clever principle applies to this pack for the food industry: CombiPac® combines the best properties of cardboard with the ones of plastic.

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A unique combination of plastic and cardboard gives you a packaging with the best of both worlds in one solution: The outer part is made of cardboard, providing for light barrier protection and ensuring a lightweight pack. The inner part consists of a thermoformed plastic sheet, protecting the edible content and making the pack grease resistant.

Various types of cardboard and lids
Among several options, select the type of cardboard that suits you best; opt for embossing and braille if you like, and make your choice between lids in clear foil or in any colour of your preference. Lids come pre-printed, with carton inserts or with dry offset printing or off-mould labelling.

CombiPac® - great for yellow fats
The CombiPac® solution is ideal for butter, yellow fats and dairy products. The excellent printing quality on the cardboard gives an outstanding on-shelf appeal. Choose a rectangular shape and get five large panels for your brand message. Further, you may use the one-colour bottom-print option for vital information such as barcodes. You can also have your own customised version made for even better brand recognition.

Key benefits

• Lightweight packaging
• Grease resistant
• Excellent printing quality
• Embossing and braille available
• Lids in clear foil or in any colour
• Light barrier provided by the cardboard
• Fabulous space option for branding messages
• Optional separation of cardboard and plastic
• Print on the reverse side of the cardboard

CombiPac® in varie applicazioni

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Specifiche

Shape	Rectangular
Volume range	170 ml - 1120 ml
Material	Cardboard & plastic
Decoration	Offset print, preprint, carton inserts or off-mould labelling
Light barrier	Yes
Separation of cardboard and plastic	Yes, optional