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Alpha Europe Product Catalog ALPHA PACKAGING PET (Polyethylene Terephtalate) PRODUCT CATALOGUE EUROPE We make the packaging that contains the future. www.alphap.com Passionate to serve you More than 300 stock molds Seven plants in North-America, At Alpha Packaging, we are always one in The Netherlands introducing new products and expanding Thanks to our plant in Etten-Leur, we can our portfolio. We offer you a great choice of serve the European market. Our mother standard items; more than 300 European company in North America has seven stock molds. All of our current stock bottles manufacturing plants and one decorating and jars are listed in this product catalogue. division. The main office is located in St. Louis in the state of Missouri. In the US, we From art to part also work with HDPE, PVC and PP and our We can also offer you in-house design manufacturing process includes injection blow and engineering services. Our in-house molding, extrusion blow molding, injection engineering and tool-building departments molding and reheat blow molding, besides work with clients in a six-step process to bring injection stretch blow molding, your ideas ‘from art to part’. Superior quality We know that quality is your primary consideration. At Alpha Packaging quality is our top priority and we go the extra mile to make sure you will receive the quality packaging your product deserves. We use quality standards in our engineering and manufacturing processes, which is why we have implemented numerous checks and inspections. Naturally, we meet with the locally specified food safety requirements. Our plant in The Netherlands is BRC certified. Additional to our BRC certification, both our PET and rPET are certified to be used in the Together with our North-America teams, we food industry. The rPET we are using is PCR are able to support you with cross continental PET and rPET packaging based and certified. needs. As we work with an exchangeable that your product deserves platform, we can offer you the same Delivery according to packaging for both Europe and North-America. Alpha Packaging Europe manufactures state-of-the-art PET and rPET bottles and jars through your wishes Our products are available with short lead a superior-quality process of injection stretch blow molding. We manufacture bottles and times. Purchase of our products is in jars in a variety of styles and colours for the food and beverage, pharmaceutical, nutritional (full) pallets. Smaller quantities can be supplement, personal care, household and consumer chemical markets. ordered through our network of distributors Alpha Packaging Etten-Leur is BRC certified. throughout Europe. 2 www.alphap.com 3 Sustainability At Alpha Packaging, we work continuously on process improvement. We strive for zero waste production so that all plastic waste goes out the door either as a new product or as the raw material for a new product. We can also make products from 100% and 50% rPET (PCR), if this fits your demand. Neck Know-How As you browse this catalogue, you will see that every bottle and jar has a ‘neck finish’. Most of the products we make have what is called a continuous-thread neck finish. These feature a threaded neck onto which metal or plastic closures are rotated until the closure fits firmly against the bottle’s shoulder or neck bead. Depending on the neck finish of your bottle – usually expressed as two numbers separated by a hyphen – you can then choose from closure styles designed to match that neck finish. The first number represents the outer diameter of the neck The right packaging for opening in millimetres; the second number your product refers to the thread configuration and height We use a targeted approach to the markets of the neck. We make bottles with various we serve, applying a variety of resources neck finishes (see page 19). to develop appropriate packaging for your competitive environment. Every package Multiple colours represents the quality of your product and Alpha Packaging has a large variety of is recognisable for consumers so it can be master batches. So, please contact us should easily found on the store shelf. you have special colour requirements, In this catalogue you will find a wide variety of solutions which might fit your needs. Or so we can customise to your needs. For more information, samples, quotations, speak with your Alpha Sales Representative to discuss your specific needs or for purchase about creating the perfect custom bottle, jar orders, please contact us at or squeezer to meet with your needs. +31 76 5084 973 or via [email protected] We look forward to hearing from you. Terms of delivery You can view our terms of delivery on our website www.alphap.com/europe/about.php or through the Chamber of Commerce Breda 20169223 4 www.alphap.com 5 NARROW NECK BOTTLES NARROW NECK BOTTLES PHARMA SYRUP The pharma syrup bottles, are among other things, suitable for pharmaceutical but also for cosmetic applications. They are characterised by a slight convex shoulder. PHARMA VERAL Neck 28-ROPP is suitable for child resistant caps and standard The pharma veral bottles have the same characteristics as pharmaceutical caps with tamper evident closures and neck 28-410 the pharma syrup. Only the appearance differs. can be used for personal care and household products. These bottles have a sloping shoulder. Size Base Part Code Overflow Neck Finish Pallet Quantity Weight (gm) Height x Diameter Size Base Part Code Overflow Neck Finish Pallet Quantity Weight (gm) Height x Diameter 60ml 60PS28B 68ml 28-410 7,890 10,0 71,00 x 43,00 30ml 30PV28B 38ml 28-410 14,724 9,5 58,00 x 35,00 60ml 60PS28R 70ml 28-ROPP 7,890 10,0 74,00 x 43,00 30ml 30PV28R 39ml 28-ROPP 14,724 10,0 61,00 x 35,00 100ml 100SY28B T.B.D. 28-410 8,450 15,0 98,60 x 44,00 50ml 50PV28B 65ml 28-410 8,416 9,5 66,00 x 43,00 100ml 100SY28R 105ml 28-ROPP 8,450 15,0 98.60 x 44.00 50ml 50PV28R 66ml 28-ROPP 8,416 10,3 69,30 x 43,00 125ml 125SY28B T.B.D. 28-410 6,624 15,0 103,60 x 48,00 100ml 100RP28B 123ml 28-410 7,176 15,0 94,10 x 48,00 125ml 125SY28R 133ml 28-ROPP 6,720 15,0 103,60 x 48,00 100ml 100RP28R 122ml 28-ROPP 7,176 15,0 94,10 x 48,00 125ml 125LG25R 133ml 28-ROPP 6,720 15,0 103,60 x 48,00 125ml 125RP28B 151ml 28-410 6,006 15,0 98,50 x 52,00 150ml Tall 150PS28B 170ml 28-410 3,636 17,0 121,00 x 48,90 125ml 125RP28R 150ml 28-ROPP 6,006 15,0 98,50 x 42.91 150ml Tall 150PS28R 171ml 28-ROPP 3,636 17,0 124,00 x 48,90 200ml 200PV28B 234ml 28-410 2,484 19,0 113,00 x 60,00 150ml Tall 150SY28B 159ml 28-ROPP 5,566 15,0 11,50 x 50,00 200ml 200PV28R 234ml 28-ROPP 2,484 21,0 116,00 x 60,00 250ml 250SY28B 260ml 28-410 3,420 23,0 130,00 x 60,10 250ml 250RP28B 298ml 28-410 3,240 23,0 131,00 x 63,00 250ml 250SY28R 261ml 28-ROPP 3,420 23,0 130,00 x 60,10 250ml 250RP28R 297ml 28-ROPP 3,240 23,0 131,00 x 63,00 300ml Tall 300SY28R 314ml 28-Ropp 2,916 23,0 140,80 x 62,80 300ml 300RP28B 342ml 28-410 2,720 30,0 130,80 x 67,40 500ml 500PS28B 531ml 28-410 1,204 33,0 158,00 x 75,70 300ml 300RP28R 341ml 28-ROPP 2,720 30,0 130,80 x 67,40 500ml 500PS28R 530ml 28-ROPP 1,204 33,0 161,00 x 75,80 300ml Tall 300PV28B 314ml 28-410 1,840 22,2 134,00 x 64,00 1000ml 1000PS28B 1036ml 28-410 560 42,0 214,50 x 88,70 300ml Tall 300PV28R 329ml 28-ROPP 1,840 23,5 137,00 x 64,00 1000ml 1000PS28R 1035ml 28-ROPP 560 52,0 219,50 x 88,70 500ml 500PV28B 543ml 28-410 1,064 30,0 150,00 x 78,30 500ml 500PV28R 542ml 28-ROPP 1,064 32,5 153,00 x 78,30 500ml 500TL28R 565ml 28-ROPP 1,632 33,5 197.50 x 67.00 1000ml 1000PV28B 1047ml 28-410 560 42,0 213,00 x 88,20 1000ml 1000PV28R 1044ml 28-ROPP 560 52,0 218,00 x 88,50 APL 1000ml 1000RV28R 1036ml 28-ROPP 1,014 54,0 220,50 x 85,30 QUOTAIN 1000ml 1000RP28R 1074ml 28-ROPP 936 54,0 222,20 x 88,00 We look forward to hearing from you CS-NLalphap.com 31 50 493 6 www.alphap.com 7 NARROW NECK BOTTLES NARROW NECK BOTTLES BOSTON ROUND NBR The traditional Boston round bottle with its characteristic TALL BOSTON ROUND convex shape can be used for all kinds of applications This narrow and high version of the Boston rounds is an elegant such as personal care, sauces and cleaning agents. contemporary packaging for all kinds of liquids. Size Base Part Code Overflow Neck Finish Pallet Quantity Weight (gm) Height x Diameter Size Base Part Code Overflow Neck Finish Pallet Quantity Weight (gm) Height x Diameter 50ml 50BR20B 60ml 20-410 T.B.D. 8,0 79,00 x 36,50 100ml 100BRT20B 111ml 20-410 5,814 11,0 121,00 x 38,00 150ml 150NBR24B 164ml 24-410 4,444 18,0 110,00 x 49,50 150ml 150BRT24B 163ml 24-410 2,282 18,0 147,00 x 41,50 150ml 150NBR24C 164ml 24-415 3,636 18,0 118,00 x 49,50 150ml 150BRT24C 166ml 24-415 2,282 19,0 155,00 x 41,50 200ml 200NBR24B 220ml 24-410 T.B.D.
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