Short-height PET closure

Bericap offers the SuperShorty, a 28-mm closure designed for short-height PET neck finishes, providing weight savings in the PET perform and closure, as well as offering an attractive closure design for single-serves.

Mar 9, 2007

Offered with 2 different external styles: the crown design is suitable for beer bottled in PET and smaller-sized soft-drink packaging, while the soft-drink design is best for those wishing to maximize weight savings. Both closure variants may be equipped with an in-shell molded oxygen scavenging liner for products like beer or juices. The SuperShorty also incorporates the company’s DoubleSeal system.

Phone: 011/49.6139.2902.120

www.bericap.com

Machinery Basics

Learn About 4 Different Types of Wrapping Machines for Your Product

10 Different Types of Labeling Machines for Your Product

What are the Different Types of Multipacking Equipment?

Get a Quick Overview of Conveyors

IBM’s Bill Green spoke at ISTA’s TransPack about pushing for sustainable practices and telling your sustainability story.

IBM's Bill Green Says Sustainability Can and Should Be Everyone's Job

At the ISTA Forum's TransPack, Green said that beyond the business and moral case for reducing carbon impact, environmental regulations around the globe are increasing and getting more diverse, and companies must be ready.

Sarah Dumont (left) and Ezekiel Guevarra (right) received scholarships for distinguished performance in Clemson's Packaging Science program.

Clemson Announces Spring 2024 Outstanding Packaging Science Senior Award Winners

Cloud data storage can act as a backup for disaster recovery.

Data and Analytics Management Varies Across Companies

Materne used procurement software on its latest carton RFP to bolster its supplier network and save $1 million per year.

Applesauce Maker Fortifies Supply Chain with Procurement Tech

Supporting Demand for Plastic-Free Packaging with APP’s Foopak Bio Natura

How AI is reshaping CPG manufacturing operations

Today’s CPG companies are faced with mounting challenges in their manufacturing operations. You have the data that could help you, but can you turn that data into knowledge? See how artificial intelligence can help. Learn what’s working for Pfizer, Post, and Smithfield.