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ICS55.020
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T4122.1--2008
Replaces GB/T4122.11996
Packaging terms
Part 1: Basic
Published on 2008-05-27
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China Standardization Administration of China
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Implementation on 2009-01-01
GB/T4122.1—2008
General terms
Packaging machinery
Protective packaging
Packaging materials and containers
Packaging inspection and testing
Packaging printing
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GB/T4122 "Packaging Terms" Its expected structure and the national standards to be replaced are: Part 1: Fundamentals (replaces GB/T4122.1-1996); Part 2: Mechanical (replaces GB/T4122.2-1996); Part 3: Protection (replaces GB/T4122.3-1996); 97); GB/T4122.1—2008
-Part 4: Materials and containers (replacing GB/T4122.4—2002, GB/T13039—1991, GB/T13040—1991); Part 5: Inspection and testing (replacing GB/T4122.5-2005);-Part 6: Printing (replacing GB/T13483—1992); Part 7: Packaging and environment.
This part is the first part of GB/T4122.
This revision mainly refers to ISO21067.2007 "Packaging Terms" and Japanese Industrial Standard JISZ0108:2005 "Packaging Terms Compilation".
This part replaces GB/T4122.11996 "Basics of Packaging Terms". Compared with GB/T4122.1-1996, the main changes of this part are as follows: - The structure has been appropriately adjusted, and the "Packaging and Environment" chapter has been supplemented: - The "Packaging Basics, Design, Technology, Inspection, Management Terms" and "Packaging Circulation Terms" chapters have been deleted, and some of their terms have been incorporated into other chapters;
- Terms and definitions such as "overpackaging" have been added; - Some special terms have been deleted and incorporated into other parts of the standard. This part was proposed and managed by the National Technical Committee for Packaging Standardization. Drafting units of this part: China Packaging Federation, Shenzhen Vocational and Technical College, Nanhai Dongxing Plastic Can Co., Ltd., Foshan City, Guangdong Province. The main drafters of this part: Zhu Jing, Wang Li, Liu Guojing, Wang Lijie, Tian Wei, Luo Yizi, Xiao Yuchun. The previous versions of the standard replaced by this part are: GB4122-1983; GB/T4122.1-1996. 1
Content
1 Scope
Packaging terms Part 1: Basics
GB/T4122.1-2008
This part of GB/T4122 specifies the general terms of packaging and basic terms and definitions such as machinery, protection, materials and containers, inspection and testing, printing, packaging and environment.
This part applies to packaging and packaging-related fields. 2 General terms
Packaging package, packaging
The overall name of containers, materials and auxiliary materials used according to certain technical methods to protect products during circulation, facilitate storage and transportation, and promote sales. It also refers to the operation activities such as applying certain methods in the process of using containers, materials and auxiliary materials to achieve the above purposes. 2.2
Package
The whole formed by the product after packaging.
Transport package
Package for transportation and storage as the main purpose. It has the functions of ensuring the safety of the product, facilitating storage and loading and unloading, and accelerating handover and inspection. 2.4
Industrial packagingindustrialpackaging
The packaging of raw materials, components, semi-finished products or finished products sold from manufacturers to manufacturers or other intermediaries. 2.5
Sales packaging
Consumer package
Package for sales as the main purpose, which arrives in the hands of consumers together with the contents. It has the functions of protecting, beautifying, promoting products and promoting sales.
Commercial packagecommercialpackage
Package that meets the requirements of respective trades according to the quantity, type, quality or design requirements of packaging. 2.7
Rigid package
Packaging whose shape does not change after filling or taking out the contents. Such containers are generally made of metal, wood, glass, ceramics, cardboard, rigid plastics, etc. 2.8
Flexible package
Packaging whose shape can change after filling or taking out the contents. Such containers are generally made of paper, fiber products, plastic film or composite packaging materials, etc.
Contents
Products or articles contained in the package.
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Transparent packagetransparentpackage, see-throughpackagePackaging whose contents can be seen in whole or in part through the transparent packaging material. 2.11
Collapsible package: A package that can be folded and stored before or after the contents are placed. 2.12
Dismountable package: A package that can be disassembled into several parts before or after the contents are filled and can be assembled when used. 2.13
Carrier pack, carry-home pack: A package that is equipped with handles or similar devices for the convenience of consumers to carry. 2.14
Series package: A package that unifies the different types of products of a company or a trademark or brand name with a common packaging feature. 2.15
Set package: A package that combines several products of the same variety but different specifications, or products of different varieties and related uses. For example, a package that puts a table tennis ball, a table tennis racket and a net together.
Partial packaging partpackage
Only the parts of the product that need to be protected are packaged, mostly used for electromechanical products. 2.17
Openpackage
A type of packaging that fixes the product on the base and does not package the rest of the product, mostly used for electromechanical products. 2.18
PalletizingpackagingPalletizing or product stacking on a pallet, fixing it by bundling, wrapping or gluing, forming a handling unit for mechanical handling.
Strappingpackage,bindingFor large-volume items such as raw silk, clothing, wool, cotton, fur, paper, metal chips, etc., as needed, they are tied, fixed or reinforced with appropriate materials.
Drumpackage
Packaging of flexible products such as steel wire, cable, etc. using packaging aids such as reels and wrapping methods. 2.21
Unit loads
A group of goods or packages are assembled together by one or more means to form an integral unit for easy loading, unloading, transportation, stacking and storage.
Dangerous goods package dangerous goods package According to the characteristics of dangerous goods, in accordance with relevant laws, standards and regulations, specially designed and manufactured packaging including containers and protective technology is adopted. 2
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Bulk packaging bulk packaging
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A packaging method that packs bulk goods, large quantities of solid, granular or liquid goods together for easy transportation and storage. 2.24
assembly packaging
Collective packaging
Packaging that packs packages or commodities together to form a suitable handling unit 2.25
overpackaging
Overpackaging
Packaging that exceeds the normal packaging function requirements and whose packaging void ratio, packaging layers and packaging costs exceed the necessary level. 2.26
Appropriate packaging
appropriatepackaging
Reasonable and appropriate packaging adopted to save resources, energy and recycle waste. 2.27
Original package
Packaging that is in direct contact with the product.
Child-resistant packageChild-resistant package is designed for adults and is not easy for children to open. 2.29
individual packaging
Single packaging
Packaging that only packs one or a set of products. 2.30
Multi-pack
Multi-pack
Commodity packaging with two or more layers.
Disposable packaging
portionpackage
Packaging that is used only once.
Reusable container
returnablecontainer
Packaging that can be used more than once.
Environmentally conscious packagingEnvironmentally conscious packagingPackaging that has no impact on the environment or has a relatively small impact on the environment. 2.34
Aseptic packagingAseptic packaging
A packaging method in which products, packaging containers, materials or packaging auxiliary equipment are sterilized and then filled and sealed in a sterile environment. 2.35
Distribution packagingDistribution packagingA packaging that combines sales packaging for easy handling, logistics management and distribution. 2.36
Packaging modulepackagemodule
The base number of the length and width of the packaging container. Packaging containers designed according to the packaging module can make better use of storage and transportation space. +
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Packaging systempackagingsystem
The industry formed by various professional departments and institutions necessary to complete the whole process of packaging. 2.38
Packaging functionfunctionofpackage
The three basic functions of packaging: protection function, convenience function and delivery function. 2.39
Packaging designpackagedesign
Selection, structure and decoration design of product packaging. 2.40
Packaging process
Packagingprocess
The method and operation process of packaging products with packaging materials, containers, auxiliary materials or equipment. 3Packing machinery
packagingmachinery
Packing machinery
The machine that completes all or part of the packaging process. The packaging process includes the main packaging processes such as forming, filling, sealing, and wrapping, as well as other auxiliary packaging processes such as washing, drying, sterilization, labeling, bundling, containerization, disassembly, transfer, and sorting of the previous and next packaging processes. 3.2
Filling machinefillingmachine
A machine that fills the product into the packaging container according to the predetermined amount. 3.3
Filling machinefillingmachine
A machine that pours the liquid into the packaging container according to the predetermined amount. 3.4
SealingmachinesealingmachineclosingmachineA machine that seals the container after the product is filled in the packaging container. 3.5
wrappingmachine
A machine that wraps the product completely or partially with flexible packaging materials. 3.6
labelingmachinelabelingmachine
A machine that uses adhesives to stick labels on packages or products. 3.7
Cleaning machinecleaningmachine
A machine that cleans packaging containers, packaging materials, packaging aids and packaging items to achieve the expected cleanliness. 3.8
Drying machinedryingmachine
A machine that removes moisture from packaging containers, packaging materials, packaging aids and packaging items to achieve the expected dryness. 3.9
Sterilization machinesterilizationmachine
A machine that kills microorganisms on products, packaging containers, packaging materials, packaging aids and packaging items to reduce them to the allowable range.
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Strapping machine
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A machine that wraps a product or package with strapping tape, then tightens it and connects the two ends by melting them through thermal effects or using buckles and other materials. 3.11
Machine for the assembly of unit loadA machine that packs several packages or products together to form a suitable handling unit. According to the packaging method, it can be divided into pallet container and palletless container.
4 Protective packaging
Protective packaging protective packaging
A packaging method that protects the packaged objects. Protective packaging can protect the contents from deterioration, damage or loss from the time the package is closed to the time the final user opens the package. Depending on the degree of harm to the product caused by the surrounding environment and the length of time required for protection, the packaging can have different levels of protection.
Waterproof packaging waterproof packaging
A packaging method to prevent water from entering the package and affecting the quality of the contents. For example, use waterproof materials to pad the inside of the packaging container, or apply waterproof materials on the outside of the packaging container. 4.3
Moisture proof packaging moisture proof packaging A packaging method to prevent moisture from entering the package and affecting the quality of the contents. For example, seal the product with moisture-proof packaging materials, or add an appropriate amount of desiccant to the packaging container to absorb residual moisture, or evacuate the sealed packaging container. 4.4
Mold proof packaging mold proof packaging
A packaging method to prevent the contents from growing mold and affecting the quality of the contents. For example, moisture-proof packaging of the contents, and sealing in dry air: anti-mold treatment of the contents and packaging materials, etc. 4.5
Electrostatic proof packaging electrostatics proof packaging A packaging method to prevent electrostatic induction between packaged items. 4.6
Rustproof packagingrustproofpackaging
A packaging method to prevent the contents from rusting. For example, anti-rust oil (grease) is applied on the surface of the product or the product is wrapped with vapor-phase anti-rust plastic film or vapor-phase anti-rust paper.
Cushioning packagingcushioningpackaging
A packaging method in which cushioning materials or other cushioning elements that can absorb impact or vibration energy are placed around the outer surface of the product to prevent the product from being physically damaged.
Magnetic field-resistant packagingmagnetic field-resistant packagingA packaging method to prevent magnetic fields from interfering with the contents. 4.9
Radiation resistant packaging
Radiation resistant packagingA packaging method to prevent external radiation from passing through the packaging container to damage the quality of the contents. 5
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Insect-resistant packaginginsect-resistant packagingA packaging method to protect the contents from insects. For example, insecticides are infiltrated into packaging materials, and sometimes insect repellents, insecticides or deoxidizers are also used in packaging containers to enhance the insect repellent effect. 5 Packaging materials and containers
Packaging materials packagingmaterial
A general term for materials used to make packaging containers and constitute product packaging (such as wood, metal, plastic, glass and paper, etc.). 5.2
Packaging container packagingcontainer
A general term for items or packages used for storage, transportation or sales, referred to as containers. Such as boxes, boxes, barrels, cans, bottles, bags, baskets, etc. 5.3
Recovered materials
Recycled resources that can be processed into raw materials and reused in a circular manner. 5.4
wooden packaging
Wooden packaging
Packaging mainly made of wooden materials. There are many forms such as boxes, boxes, and barrels. 5.5
Paper packaging
Packaging mainly made of paper materials such as paper and cardboard. 5.6
Plastic packagingplastic packaging
Packaging mainly made of plastic materials. 5.7
Metal packagingmetal packaging
Packaging mainly made of metal materials, 5.8
Glass packagingglass packaging
Packaging mainly made of glass materials. 5.9
Composite packagingconsolidated packagingPackaging made of composite materials formed by two or more layers of materials combined together. 5.10
magnesium packaging
magnesium concrete packaging
Mainly made of magnesia concrete.
others
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A packaging box made of wood as frame or box block, bamboo plywood or wood plywood as box surface. 6
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A packaging box made by crushing the fiber material of straw, adding various ingredients (such as adhesives), and then pressing, molding or foaming.
6 packaging inspection and test
packageexamination
The process of conducting one or various special tests on the protective quality of the packaging materials and packaging containers used in the packaging and the packaging methods.
Packaging inspection packageinspection
The process of testing, measuring and measuring the characteristics of packaging, and comparing and evaluating these characteristics with the specified requirements. 7 Packaging printing
Printing
The process of transferring the graphic information on the original to the substrate using a printing plate or other means. 7.2
Packaging printing packageprinting
Printing with packaging materials, packaging products, labels, etc. as products. 8 Packaging and environment
Packaging waste packagingwaste
Materials that play an auxiliary role in the manufacture of packaging containers and the packaging process, such as cushioning, protection, bonding, etc. 8.2
Reuse
Through all operations on packaging, it is expected and planned to complete a limited number of turnovers or cycles within its life cycle. It is pre-designed to be refilled or used for the same product, and can be put on the market with or without auxiliary products. Subject to the constraints of the life cycle, such reused packaging will also become packaging waste. 8.3
recovery
Recycling
The operation of purposefully transferring waste in preparation for final disposal. The main operations for used packaging are recycling (including composting) and energy recovery.
recycling
The regeneration of waste materials in a production process for a previous purpose or other use, including organic recycling, but excluding energy recovery.
degradation
The significant and irreversible change in the structure of a material, under the influence of environmental conditions and over a period of one or more stages, typically manifested by a reduction in material properties (such as integrity, mechanical strength, molecular weight or molecular structure) and/or fragmentation. 7
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Life cycle analysis lifecycleassessment From the production of packaging materials to the manufacture of packaging products, and then recycling or processing, the energy consumed in the whole process, as well as the amount of harmful gases produced, is a method of overall evaluation of packaging materials. 9 Packaging auxiliaries
Packaging auxiliaries packagingauxiliaries A general term for materials used to make packaging containers and constitute product packaging. 9.2
Strapping
Flexible strip material used to tie, fix, and reinforce products or packages. 9.3
Gummedtape
Any narrow strip coated with a soluble activator, mainly used to close packaging containers. 9.4
Adhesive
A substance that can connect two layers of materials together by means of surface adhesion. 9.5
edgeprotector
A right-angle component placed on the edge of the package for protection. 9.6
cornerprotector
A component placed on the corner of the product or packaging container for protection. 9.7
divider, separator
A component made of various materials that divides the container space into a base or many grids, such as partitions, lattice boards, etc., with the purpose of separating the contents and acting as a buffer.
blocking
When packaging, an object used to keep the product in a fixed position during transportation. 8
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Packaging Machinery
Packaging Parts
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Packaging Modulus
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Packaging Design
Packaging Test
Packaging System
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Labeling machine·
Glass packaging
Disperse packaging
Filling machine
Reusable·
Primary packaging
Multi-layer packaging
Single packaging
Unit cargo
Child-proof packaging
Moisture-proof packaging·
Insect-proof packaging
Magnetic-proof packaging·
Radiation-proof packaging·
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Anti-static packaging·
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Anti-mildew packaging
Waterproof packaging
Anti-rust packaging·
Sealing machine·
Composite material packaging
Drying machine·
Isolation…
Industrial packaging·
Filling machine·
Wrapping machine
Overpackaging
Corner protection·
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Environmentally friendly packaging
Recycling·
Collective packaging
Container loading machine
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Partial packaging
Removable packaging
Reusable container
Foldable packaging
Bundling packagingbzxz.net
Bundling belt
Bundling machine
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magnesium packaging
magnesium concrete packaging
Mainly made of magnesia concrete.
others
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A packaging box made of wood as a frame or box block, and bamboo plywood or wood plywood as a box surface. 6
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stalk box
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The fiber material of the straw is crushed, and then various ingredients (such as adhesives) are added, and the packaging box is made through lamination, molding or foaming.
6 packaging inspection and testing
packageexamination
The process of conducting one or various special tests on the protective quality of the packaging materials and packaging containers used in the packaging and the packaging methods.
Packaging inspection packageinspection
The process of testing, measuring and measuring the characteristics of packaging, and comparing and evaluating these characteristics with the specified requirements. 7 Packaging printing
Printing
The process of transferring the graphic information on the original to the substrate using a printing plate or other means. 7.2
Packaging printing packageprinting
Printing with packaging materials, packaging products, labels, etc. as products. 8 Packaging and environment
Packaging waste packagingwaste
Materials that play an auxiliary role in the manufacture of packaging containers and the packaging process, such as cushioning, protection, bonding, etc. 8.2
Reuse
Through all operations on packaging, it is expected and planned to complete a limited number of turnovers or cycles within its life cycle. It is pre-designed to be refilled or used for the same product, and can be put on the market with or without auxiliary products. Subject to the constraints of the life cycle, such reused packaging will also become packaging waste. 8.3
recovery
Recycling
The operation of purposefully transferring waste in preparation for final disposal. The main operations for used packaging are recycling (including composting) and energy recovery.
recycling
The regeneration of waste materials in a production process for a previous purpose or other use, including organic recycling, but excluding energy recovery.
degradation
The significant and irreversible change in the structure of a material, under the influence of environmental conditions and over a period of one or more stages, typically manifested by a reduction in material properties (such as integrity, mechanical strength, molecular weight or molecular structure) and/or fragmentation. 7
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Life cycle analysis lifecycleassessment From the production of packaging materials to the manufacture of packaging products, and then recycling or processing, the energy consumed in the whole process, as well as the amount of harmful gases produced, is a method of overall evaluation of packaging materials. 9 Packaging auxiliaries
Packaging auxiliaries packagingauxiliaries A general term for materials used to make packaging containers and constitute product packaging. 9.2
Strapping
Flexible strip material used to tie, fix, and reinforce products or packages. 9.3
Gummedtape
Any narrow strip coated with a soluble activator, mainly used to close packaging containers. 9.4
Adhesive
A substance that can connect two layers of materials together by means of surface adhesion. 9.5
edgeprotector
A right-angle component placed on the edge of the package for protection. 9.6
cornerprotector
A component placed on the corner of the product or packaging container for protection. 9.7
divider, separator
A component made of various materials that divides the container space into a base or many grids, such as partitions, lattice boards, etc., with the purpose of separating the contents and acting as a buffer.
blocking
When packaging, an object used to keep the product in a fixed position during transportation. 8
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Packaging Materials·
Packaging Waste·
Packaging Auxiliary Materials·
Packaging Functions
Packaging Technology
Packaging Machinery
Packaging Parts
Packaging Inspection
Packaging Modulus
Packaging Container·
Packaging Design
Packaging Test
Packaging System
Packaging Printing||t t||Portable packaging
Labeling machine·
Glass packaging
Disperse packaging
Filling machine
Reusable·
Primary packaging
Multi-layer packaging
Single packaging
Unit cargo
Child-proof packaging
Moisture-proof packaging·
Insect-proof packaging
Magnetic-proof packaging·
Radiation-proof packaging·
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Protective packaging
Anti-static packaging·
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Anti-mildew packaging
Waterproof packaging
Anti-rust packaging·
Sealing machine·
Composite material packaging
Drying machine·
Isolation…
Industrial packaging·
Filling machine·
Wrapping machine
Overpackaging
Corner protection·
Buffer bag Packing
Environmentally friendly packaging
Recycling·
Collective packaging
Container loading machine
Tape…
Straw box
Metal packaging·
Partial packaging
Removable packaging
Reusable container
Foldable packaging
Bundling packaging
Bundling belt
Bundling machine
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magnesium packaging
magnesium concrete packaging
Mainly made of magnesia concrete.
others
casewithplybamboo
A packaging box made of wood as a frame or box block, and bamboo plywood or wood plywood as a box surface. 6
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stalk box
GB/T4122.1—2008
The fiber material of the straw is crushed, and then various ingredients (such as adhesives) are added, and the packaging box is made through lamination, molding or foaming.
6 packaging inspection and testing
packageexamination
The process of conducting one or various special tests on the protective quality of the packaging materials and packaging containers used in the packaging and the packaging methods.
Packaging inspection packageinspection
The process of testing, measuring and measuring the characteristics of packaging, and comparing and evaluating these characteristics with the specified requirements. 7 Packaging printing
Printing
The process of transferring the graphic information on the original to the substrate using a printing plate or other means. 7.2
Packaging printing packageprinting
Printing with packaging materials, packaging products, labels, etc. as products. 8 Packaging and environment
Packaging waste packagingwaste
Materials that play an auxiliary role in the manufacture of packaging containers and the packaging process, such as cushioning, protection, bonding, etc. 8.2
Reuse
Through all operations on packaging, it is expected and planned to complete a limited number of turnovers or cycles within its life cycle. It is pre-designed to be refilled or used for the same product, and can be put on the market with or without auxiliary products. Subject to the constraints of the life cycle, such reused packaging will also become packaging waste. 8.3
recovery
Recycling
The operation of purposefully transferring waste in preparation for final disposal. The main operations for used packaging are recycling (including composting) and energy recovery.
recycling
The regeneration of waste materials in a production process for a previous purpose or other use, including organic recycling, but excluding energy recovery.
degradation
The significant and irreversible change in the structure of a material, under the influence of environmental conditions and over a period of one or more stages, typically manifested by a reduction in material properties (such as integrity, mechanical strength, molecular weight or molecular structure) and/or fragmentation. 7
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Life cycle analysis lifecycleassessment From the production of packaging materials to the manufacture of packaging products, and then recycling or processing, the energy consumed in the whole process, as well as the amount of harmful gases produced, is a method of overall evaluation of packaging materials. 9 Packaging auxiliaries
Packaging auxiliaries packagingauxiliaries A general term for materials used to make packaging containers and constitute product packaging. 9.2
Strapping
Flexible strip material used to tie, fix, and reinforce products or packages. 9.3
Gummedtape
Any narrow strip coated with a soluble activator, mainly used to close packaging containers. 9.4
Adhesive
A substance that can connect two layers of materials together by means of surface adhesion. 9.5
edgeprotector
A right-angle component placed on the edge of the package for protection. 9.6
cornerprotector
A component placed on the corner of the product or packaging container for protection. 9.7
divider, separator
A component made of various materials that divides the container space into a base or many grids, such as partitions, lattice boards, etc., with the purpose of separating the contents and acting as a buffer.
blocking
When packaging, an object used to keep the product in a fixed position during transportation. 8
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Packaging Materials·
Packaging Waste·
Packaging Auxiliary Materials·
Packaging Functions
Packaging Technology
Packaging Machinery
Packaging Parts
Packaging Inspection
Packaging Modulus
Packaging Container·
Packaging Design
Packaging Test
Packaging System
Packaging Printing||t t||Portable packaging
Labeling machine·
Glass packaging
Disperse packaging
Filling machine
Reusable·
Primary packaging
Multi-layer packaging
Single packaging
Unit cargo
Child-proof packaging
Moisture-proof packaging·
Insect-proof packaging
Magnetic-proof packaging·
Radiation-proof packaging·
Chinese index
Protective packaging
Anti-static packaging·
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Anti-mildew packaging
Waterproof packaging
Anti-rust packaging·
Sealing machine·
Composite material packaging
Drying machine·
Isolation…
Industrial packaging·
Filling machine·
Wrapping machine
Overpackaging
Corner protection·
Buffer bag Packing
Environmentally friendly packaging
Recycling·
Collective packaging
Container loading machine
Tape…
Straw box
Metal packaging·
Partial packaging
Removable packaging
Reusable container
Foldable packaging
Bundling packaging
Bundling belt
Bundling machine
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Recycling
The operation of purposefully transferring waste for final disposal. The main operations for used packaging are recycling (including composting) and energy recovery.
Recycling
The regeneration of waste materials in a production process for a previous purpose or other use, including organic recycling, but excluding energy recovery.
Degradation
The significant and irreversible change in the structure of a material, under the influence of environmental conditions and over a period of one or more stages, typically manifested by a reduction in material properties (such as integrity, mechanical strength, molecular weight or molecular structure) and/or fragmentation. 7
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Life cycle analysis lifecycleassessment From the production of packaging materials to the manufacture of packaging products, and then recycling or processing, the energy consumed in the whole process, as well as the amount of harmful gases produced, is a method of overall evaluation of packaging materials. 9 Packaging auxiliaries
Packaging auxiliaries packagingauxiliaries A general term for materials used to make packaging containers and constitute product packaging. 9.2
Strapping
Flexible strip material used to tie, fix, and reinforce products or packages. 9.3
Gummedtape
Any narrow strip coated with a soluble activator, mainly used to close packaging containers. 9.4
Adhesive
A substance that can connect two layers of materials together by means of surface adhesion. 9.5
edgeprotector
A right-angle component placed on the edge of the package for protection. 9.6
cornerprotector
A component placed on the corner of the product or packaging container for protection. 9.7
divider, separator
A component made of various materials that divides the container space into a base or many grids, such as partitions, lattice boards, etc., with the purpose of separating the contents and acting as a buffer.
blocking
When packaging, an object used to keep the product in a fixed position during transportation. 8
Product Partner European Network ht
Packaging Materials·
Packaging Waste·
Packaging Auxiliary Materials·
Packaging Functions
Packaging Technology
Packaging Machinery
Packaging Parts
Packaging Inspection
Packaging Modulus
Packaging Container·
Packaging Design
Packaging Test
Packaging System
Packaging Printing||t t||Portable packaging
Labeling machine·
Glass packaging
Disperse packaging
Filling machine
Reusable·
Primary packaging
Multi-layer packaging
Single packaging
Unit cargo
Child-proof packaging
Moisture-proof packaging·
Insect-proof packaging
Magnetic-proof packaging·
Radiation-proof packaging·
Chinese index
Protective packaging
Anti-static packaging·
http:
Anti-mildew packaging
Waterproof packaging
Anti-rust packaging·
Sealing machine·
Composite material packaging
Drying machine·
Isolation…
Industrial packaging·
Filling machine·
Wrapping machine
Overpackaging
Corner protection·
Buffer bag Packing
Environmentally friendly packaging
Recycling·
Collective packaging
Container loading machine
Tape…
Straw box
Metal packaging·
Partial packaging
Removable packaging
Reusable container
Foldable packaging
Bundling packaging
Bundling belt
Bundling machine
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Recycling
The operation of purposefully transferring waste for final disposal. The main operations for used packaging are recycling (including composting) and energy recovery.
Recycling
The regeneration of waste materials in a production process for a previous purpose or other use, including organic recycling, but excluding energy recovery.
Degradation
The significant and irreversible change in the structure of a material, under the influence of environmental conditions and over a period of one or more stages, typically manifested by a reduction in material properties (such as integrity, mechanical strength, molecular weight or molecular structure) and/or fragmentation. 7
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Life cycle analysis lifecycleassessment From the production of packaging materials to the manufacture of packaging products, and then recycling or processing, the energy consumed in the whole process, as well as the amount of harmful gases produced, is a method of overall evaluation of packaging materials. 9 Packaging auxiliaries
Packaging auxiliaries packagingauxiliaries A general term for materials used to make packaging containers and constitute product packaging. 9.2
Strapping
Flexible strip material used to tie, fix, and reinforce products or packages. 9.3
Gummedtape
Any narrow strip coated with a soluble activator, mainly used to close packaging containers. 9.4
Adhesive
A substance that can connect two layers of materials together by means of surface adhesion. 9.5
edgeprotector
A right-angle component placed on the edge of the package for protection. 9.6
cornerprotector
A component placed on the corner of the product or packaging container for protection. 9.7
divider, separator
A component made of various materials that divides the container space into a base or many grids, such as partitions, lattice boards, etc., with the purpose of separating the contents and acting as a buffer.
blocking
When packaging, an object used to keep the product in a fixed position during transportation. 8
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Waterproof packaging
Anti-rust packaging·
Sealing machine·
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Industrial packaging·
Filling machine·
Wrapping machine
Overpackaging
Corner protection·
Buffer bag Packing
Environmentally friendly packaging
Recycling·
Collective packaging
Container loading machine
Tape…
Straw box
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Partial packaging
Removable packaging
Reusable container
Foldable packaging
Bundling packaging
Bundling belt
Bundling machine
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