Colts Plastics Co., Inc: Stackable container

Two different products can be marketed in a single container using the stackable container system from Colt’s Plastics (Dayville, CT). Base jar in 1/8- to 8-oz sizes is injection-molded from PS, SAN, or PETG.

Colts Plastics Co., Inc.

Sep 30, 2000

The 2-piece Colt-ier® Midsection Jar is attached to base jar via threads. Available in sizes from 1/8 oz to 1 oz, it consists of a phenolic or urea outer shell fitted with a PP bowl. Suitable for cosmetics and personal care products.

Colts Plastics Co., Inc.

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