Banana coat is extraordinary

Is this world a good banana? The ingenuity of an inventor and the help of a plastic manufacturing company may make our world a little safer in the face of fragile bananas. BananaBunker® is a new, practical, but unusual container that protects fragile bananas in backpacks, briefcases or other handbags from being squashed while preventing them from soiling the bag. s things.

The packaging idea of ​​Paul Stremple, the designer of Cultured Containers, impressed CY Plastics Works, an injection molding manufacturer, and they immediately set out to develop this new project, producing Banana Bunker for Stremple. As an inventor, artist and designer, Stremple has worked for many world-renowned companies such as Gucci and Polo-Ralph Lauren. His ideas were first appreciated by these top brands. But you don’t have to be overwhelmed when you see his ideas in the larger chain stores and gift shops in the United States soon. Andy Molodetz, president of CY Plastics, said that from an injection molding manufacturer's perspective, the project is both fun and challenging. He said: "Like other new product development processes, Paul has made several changes to materials, designs and final solutions to achieve satisfactory results." Molodetz and Stremple conducted the product from the idea to the finished product. Close cooperation. CY Plastics chose to use BASF's Styrolux® 684 styrene butadiene copolymer to produce this container in order to achieve the desired mechanical properties and transparency. The clear banana coat produced by CY Plastics comes in four colors: blue, colorless, green, and orange.

Reprinted from: Packaging Expo