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Panel-less PET bottles win first commercial use.


The first commercial use of Amcor PET Packaging's panel-less and ribless PET bottle technology is a 16-oz ready-to-drink tea from Tradewinds Beverage Co., Cincinnati. The beverage company converted from glass because Amcor's PowerFlex design fulfills hot-fill and aesthetic requirements. The company's logo was replicated on the bottle neck and the smooth panels permitted the use of an existing pressure-sensitive label.

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 panels were needed to absorb distortion as a hot-filled beverage cools to room temperature. With Amcor's PowerFlex design, vacuum distortion occurs only in the base, where an inverted inverted

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, is also using the Amcor technology for its first "certified organic" flavored water in 16-oz PET bottles. Amcor: (800) 666-7741 * www.amcor.com

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Publication:Plastics Technology
Date:Dec 1, 2005
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