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    The document discusses various materials used for packaging including wood, paper, glass, jute, metal, and plastics. It provides details on the properties and applications of each material. Wood is described as strong but susceptible to moisture and fungus. Paper is hygroscopic and provides shape but has low strength. Glass is chemically inert, transparent, and can be molded into various shapes. Jute is a strong natural fiber. Metal is impermeable and can withstand pressures. Plastics come in flexible and rigid forms and can be molded into various shapes. The document also lists examples of common packaging forms for each material like boxes, bottles, films and more.

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    The document discusses various materials used for packaging including wood, paper, glass, jute, metal, and plastics. It provides details on the properties and applications of each material. Wood is described as strong but susceptible to moisture and fungus. Paper is hygroscopic and provides shape but has low strength. Glass is chemically inert, transparent, and can be molded into various shapes. Jute is a strong natural fiber. Metal is impermeable and can withstand pressures. Plastics come in flexible and rigid forms and can be molded into various shapes. The document also lists examples of common packaging forms for each material like boxes, bottles, films and more.

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    The document discusses various materials used for packaging including wood, paper, glass, jute, metal, and plastics. It provides details on the properties and applications of each material. Wood is described as strong but susceptible to moisture and fungus. Paper is hygroscopic and provides shape but has low strength. Glass is chemically inert, transparent, and can be molded into various shapes. Jute is a strong natural fiber. Metal is impermeable and can withstand pressures. Plastics come in flexible and rigid forms and can be molded into various shapes. The document also lists examples of common packaging forms for each material like boxes, bottles, films and more.

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    The document discusses various materials used for packaging including wood, paper, glass, jute, metal, and plastics. It provides details on the properties and applications of each material. Wood is described as strong but susceptible to moisture and fungus. Paper is hygroscopic and provides shape but has low strength. Glass is chemically inert, transparent, and can be molded into various shapes. Jute is a strong natural fiber. Metal is impermeable and can withstand pressures. Plastics come in flexible and rigid forms and can be molded into various shapes. The document also lists examples of common packaging forms for each material like boxes, bottles, films and more.

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    PACKAGI NG MATERIAL S

    by C.S.Purushothaman
    FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY CSP TRG AIDS

    MATERIALS USED
    1. WOOD 2. PAPER & PAPERBOARD 3. GLASS 4. JUTE 5. METAL 6. PLASTICS
    DIFFERENT COMBINATIONS OF ABOVE
    CSP TRG AIDS FOR B.E. PPT 2

    Hygroscopic WOOD Strong Properties depend on the moisture content in timber Abrasive Good hardness Inherent defects Susceptible to fungus and microbial attacks Dry wood susceptible to warping and bending Fabrication of wood into boxes and crates is manual Wood is becoming scarce.
    FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY CSP TRG AIDS

    Paper is a hygroscopic material it


    absorbs moisture in high humid condition and it looses moisture in dry condition.

    PAPER & PAPER BOARD

    The mechanical properties of paper is influenced by the moisture content of the paper Mechanical strength and elongation are generally low. Paper provides stiffness and shape to the pack. Paper offers an excellent printing surface. Many varieties of paper for special application grease Susceptible to tear and puncture.
    FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY

    proof paper, glassine paper etc.

    CSP TRG AIDS

    GLASS
    Chemically inert Non-permeable Transparent can be coloured Moulable to any shapes High strength Light weight Highly brittle Raw materials for manufacture are easily available Decoration through special process (frosting and ceramic printing) Eco friendly
    FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY CSP TRG AIDS

    One of the oldest form of sacking Strong Natural fibre Made from renewable source as compared to the synthetic fibres Being an agricultural product the availability depends on the climatic variations.
    FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY CSP TRG AIDS

    JUTE

    Very strong Impermeable material Good printing surface Susceptible to erosion unless lacqueUred or coated Susceptible to denting Can be used as thing foils to improve the permeation rates in plastic laminates Can be retorted/sterilized easily for food preservation. Particularly useful for food products which require long shelf life. Can withstand internal pressures Can be used for hot filling Food products Manufacturing and filling can be done at high speeds. FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY CSP TRG AIDS

    METAL

    Variety of materials each varying in properties. High mechanical strength and high elongation. Plastics in general (with a few exceptions) are not moisture sensitive. It can be used both in the flexible forms and the rigid forms. Heat sensitive. Can be moulded into shapes through various processing techniques. It is impermeable to water ingress but not to moisture. The moisture or gas ingress depends on the type of plastics, the thickness of the materials, the atmospheric conditions etc. Different plastics can be combined to form a composite material to achieve the desired properties for the product protection. Surface is polar in nature and hence direct printing is difficult in most cases. Generally plastics have good tear, puncture and abrasion resistant properties. Generally they are translucent to clear CSP but can FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY TRG AIDS be

    PLASTICS

    PACKAGING FORMS
    WOOD WOODEN CRATES WOODEN BOXES PALLETS SKIDS

    FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY

    CSP TRG AIDS

    PACKAGING FORMS
    PAPER & PAPERBOARD BAGS & ENVELOPES LEAFLETS CARTONS CORRUGATED BOXES SACKS WRAPPERS TUBES
    FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY CSP TRG AIDS

    10

    PACKAGING FORMS
    GLASS BOTTLES VIALS AMPOULES JARS CONTAINERS

    FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY

    CSP TRG AIDS

    11

    PACKAGING FORMS
    JUTE HESSIAN BAGS SACKS LAMINATES

    FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY

    CSP TRG AIDS

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    PACKAGING FORMS
    METAL M.S.DRUMS TINPLATE CONTAINERS CANS ALUMINIUM CAPS & CLOSURES ALUMINIUM CANS ALUMINIUM TUBES ALUMINIUM FOIL LEAD TUBES STRAPS
    FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY CSP TRG AIDS

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    PLASTICS FILMS LAMINATES LAMITUBES BOTTLES DRUMS AND JERRY CANS CAPS & CLOSURES DISPENSERS COMPOSITES REINFORCEMENTS
    FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY

    PACKAGING FORMS

    CSP TRG AIDS

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    PACKAGING FORMS
    COMBINATIONS LINED CARTONS LAMINATES LAMITUBES BOTTLES WADS COMPOSITES

    FOR SNDT UNIVERSITY

    CSP TRG AIDS

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