What is Thermoform packaging?

What is Thermoform Packaging? An Overview.

Thermoform packaging is a type of flexible packaging that has been around for decades. It is often used to package food and meat products, but it can also be used to package other items like delicate electronics or pharmaceuticals.

There are many types of thermoform packaging, but this article will focus on these two most common ones that Method is experienced with – thin gauge for light-duty applications like blister packs or plastic trays; heavy gauges for heavier duty applications.

Thermoforming is a process in which plastic sheeting heated to the extrusion temperature of the material and formed by using vacuum pressure over an open mold or die set at temperatures below those required for softening thermoplastic materials. This creates thin, lightweight components that are easy to handle during assembly and shipping processes – perfect for retail environments

Thermoform packaging is made by taking a sheet of plastic film and heating it up before applying pressure. This causes the material to mold into whatever shape you want it to take. There are many different types of thermoform packaging, so this article will discuss some common ones and what they’re typically used for!

Thermoform packaging is a process used to create and construct tray, carton, bottle or tube containers.

The thermoforming process involves the use of heat and pressure to shape plastics into desired shapes which can then be cooled in water for stability before being sealed with aluminum foil lids or plastic wrap.