Reuse of packaging solutions Malaysia is a great way to minimise costs and waste. We deliver a range of multi-use packaging solutions that can reuse without any downtime. Please contact your local office if you do not know if or how to reuse one of our solutions.

The first thing you have to do is ask- What is your objective? Is your primary goal to improve the shelf life of your product? Do you believe that you have a high chance of having a long shipping process? Have you got products that are sent to a high-altitude location? It is easier to determine which kind of packaging is the right choice for you while answering these questions.

The EVA foam material characteristically provides good gloss and clarity, remains strong at low temperatures, retains its resistance to UV radiation and stress-cracking, and possesses hot-melt adhesive waterproof properties. Resilience/buoyancy and low-water absorption.

Yes. The upshot of much recycling is incineration. Chipping EVA foam for reprocessing is something to check upon. The smoke from EVA foam is highly toxic and may need special incinerators.

Polyethene foam is a lightweight closed-cell foam that offers resilience and durability and is flexible enough to suit many bespoke applications. Its cross-linked formula makes it strong and resistant to wear and tear, whilst its closed-cell formation gives it additional characteristics that range from buoyancy to insulation.

EVA foam is a new type of environmentally friendly plastic packaging material. PE foam is cut into various thicknesses, densities, various shapes and colours by the roll or punch moulding, so there are many options. PE foam tape has excellent weather resistance, chemical resistance and cushioning properties.

There are various tests to evaluate the quality of PU foam. It is essential to measure how much filler there is – filler presence makes the manufacturing process cheaper and compromises the life of the foam. Other tests are to measure the resilience of the foam (essentially to check how bouncy or springy the foam is) and a variety of tests to match the longevity of the foam.

Yes, PU Foams are safe. PU Foams are derived from diisocyanates and polyols that undergo a reaction to form an inert substance – polyurethane. Substantial research has shown polyurethanes to be safe and motionless.

Yes, it can recycle all PU foams. However, recycling might not always be the most environmentally sound alternative. Recycling takes a lot of energy, and in some cases, energy recovery is the most sensible alternative. This is accomplished in the EU by safe and thorough incineration, filtering out contaminants and generating energy through combustion processes.