Kaufman Container Company: "No glug" oblongs

New 32- and 64-oz HDPE K-style handled oblongs from Kaufman Container (Cleveland, OH) have 33-400 neck finishes that emphasize the "no glug" feature.

Kaufman Container Company

Oct 31, 1998

This feature allows product to be poured easily without splashing. The oblongs are extrusion blown and can be fitted with continuous-thread or CR closures from most manufacturers. Applications include household chemical, industrial, automotive and pet products. In-mold labeling is also available for decorating the K-style's large panel area.

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