Weber Intl. Packaging Co., LLC: Second-generation tottles

Weber Intl. Packaging Co. (Plattsburgh, NY) introduces a line of second-generation tottles called Silhouette. Tottles bring a softer cosmetic image and still allow all-important features of tottles to enhance consumer product lines, company says.

Weber Intl. Packaging Co., LLC

Apr 30, 2003

Tottles come with different dispensing orifices that enable the consumer to use the same package on multiple, high-viscosity products. Traditional and consistent panel geometry allows for front-and-back screen printing. The large panel size maximizes the labeling area and permits easier label application on high-speed labeling equipment. All tottles are available in LDPE, HDPE, or PVC.

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