Medical Grade Bottle is a type of plastic packaging for medicines, liquids and other pharmaceutical products. It is lightweight, highly durable and can withstand various sterilization cycles. It is a recyclable product.

The main reason for the use of plastics in medical applications is because it is a cost-effective and sustainable material that can withstand different types of sterilization. It also has excellent recyclability and biocompatibility.

Although, plastics are a major part of the healthcare industry, there are still challenges to be addressed in this field. The most important issue is the proper management of waste generated from the medical industry. This is a complex process that involves coordination between the medical industry and recycling industries. In order to reduce the environmental pollution and other issues, it is necessary for the healthcare sector to implement various types of new technologies in a sustainable manner.

1. The Recycling of Medical Plastics
The primary challenge in the recycling of medical waste is the presence of additives like polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and other chemicals that cannot be easily removed from the plastic through a simple dechlorination process. This in turn, limits the processing efficiency of the plastics. In addition, if the medical wastes contain coloured plastics, they can be difficult to recycle.

2. The Use of HDPE in the Manufacturing of Bottles

One of the most common plastic used in bottle manufacturing is high-density polyethylene (HDPE). It is a reusable, lightweight, strong and affordable material.

Unlike glass, which can break, HDPE is not susceptible to heat damage. This is especially important for pharmaceuticals, which often contain chemicals that are sensitive to heat.

3. The Plastic Technology of Bottles
The primary plastics used in the manufacture of bottles are polystyrene, high-density polyethylene, and acrylonitrile butadiene styrene. These plastics are processed in a number of ways including injection and blow molding.

4. The Manufacturing of Bottles with High Quality Materials
There are many different kinds of plastic that can be used in the production of bottles. Some of them include aluminized and colored polypropylene, PETG and high-density polyethylene. Other plastics include nylon, polycarbonate and polyethylene terephthalate (PET).

5. The Packaging of Bottles
Another important factor in the manufacturing of bottles is the packaging. The most common method is a vacuum-sealed plastic bag that encloses the bottle. This makes it easy to transport the bottle, and it also protects the contents from leaks.

6. The Design of the Bottles
The bottles are made from different plastics, but most are manufactured using a vacuum-sealed process. This method ensures that the contents of the bottle remain intact for a long time.

7. The Plastic Body of the Bottle
Injection-molded bottles are uncommon, but they may be used when a precise fit is required. This is especially true when there are tight tolerances involved.

8. The Blow Molding of Bottles
In addition to being a cost-effective and eco-friendly solution, blow molded bottles are also highly durable. They can withstand repeated exposure to heat and a wide range of temperatures, making them an ideal choice for pharmaceuticals.

70ML 30/410 Liquid Medicine Medical Grade Pet Bottle

NECK SIZE 30/410
CAPACITY 70ML