OUR WORK

Packaging plays an important part in building the brand value of the Product packed inside

All flaps are the same length.The outer flaps come within one inch of complete overlap.

case packers, flex-picker robotic solutions, and palletizers for the food & beverage industry.

A plastic bottle is a bottle constructed from plastic. Plastic bottles are typically used to store liquids such as water.

A glass bottle is a bottle created from glass. Glass bottles size found in sizes ranging between about 200 millilitres and 1.5 litres.

Inner cartoon marking lines is the process of matching design factors for corrugated fiberboard boxes with the functional physical.

Little About Us


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product offering, which is being continually developed by our in house design and toolmaking departments, helping us to maintain our position as the market leader in the sector. The products we manufacture, where applicable, are fully tested at FIRA and SATRA..

What We Achieve


Prestige Onida Limited are the leading manufacturer of various items-

  • Regular slotted type boxes with in-built partitions
  • Full Overlap slotted type boxes
  • Wrap Around Blanks for Food & Beverage Industry
  • Large Format boxes for Home Merchandise and White Goods Industries
  • Crash Lock Bottom Boxes specially for Frozen Desserts Industry
  • Self Locking trays and Variable Depth Folders
  • Die-cut boxes and bin type boxes

Cardboard Printing


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CORRUGATED CARDBOARD

Corrugated Cardboard

After the trees are harvested, they are stripped of their limbs; only the trunks will be shipped by truck to a pulp mill. The largest packaging companies also own the mills where trees are converted to kraft paper. OAt the mill, the harvested tree trunks are subjected to the kraft process, also known as the sulfate process because of the chemicals used to break down wood chips into fibrous pulp. After pulping and other processing, the fibers are sent directly to the paper machine where they are formed, pressed, dried, and rolled into the wide, heavy rolls of kraft paper sent to corrugating plants to be made into cardboard.


At the corrugating plant, only a few other raw materials are needed to make a finished box. Corn starch glue is used to bond the corrugated medium to the liner sheets. Because so much glue is used, rail cars or large tanker trucks deliver it as a dry powder that will be stored in huge silos at the corrugating plant until it is needed. Drawn from the silo, the dry corn starch is mixed with water and other chemicals and pumped into the corrugator to be spread on the corrugated medium as the layers of liner are added. Other raw materials are used to finish the corrugated cardboard after production. Waxes made from paraffin or vegetable oils can be applied to make a water- or grease-resistant container for food products. Brightly colored inks are also applied to create bold graphic designs for self-supporting displays featuring product name, information, and company name and logo. Teams of salespeople and designers work together to create the manufacturing and printing patterns, called dies, that are used to cut and print a specific box design. The dies are created in a pattern shop and transferred to the rotary die-cutting equipment and printers that finish the box blanks.

WE MAKE THESE PRODUCTS

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Corrugated cartons , Printed and Non Printed

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Inner Cartons , Printed and Non Printed

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AUTOMATIC BOX STICHER

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CORRUGATED BOX MAKING LINES

PLASTIC BOTTLES

plastic bottles

The manufacture of plastic bottles takes place in stages. Typically, the plastic bottles used to hold potable water and other drinks are made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET), because the material is both strong and light. To understand the manufacturing process it’s helpful to first examine the composition of PET and how this affects plastic bottles.


Bottle Manufacturing.

The first stage in bottle manufacturing is stretch blow molding. The PET is heated and placed in a mold, where it assumes the shape of a long, thin tube. (The process by which the plastic is forced into the mold is called injection molding.)The tube of PET, now called a parison, is then transferred into a second, bottle-shaped mold. A thin steel rod, called a mandrel, is slid inside the parison where it fills the parison with highly pressurized air, and stretch blow molding begins: as a result of the pressurized air, heat and pressure, the parison is blown and stretched into the mold, assuming a bottle shape. To ensure that the bottom of the bottle retains a consistently flat shape, a separate component of plastic is simultaneously joined to the bottle during blow molding. The mold must be cooled relatively quickly, so that that the newly formed component is set properly. There are several cooling methods, both direct and indirect, that can effectively cool the mold and the plastic. Water can be coursed through pipes surrounding the mold, which indirectly cools the mold and plastic. Direct methods include using pressurized air or carbon dioxide directly on the mold and plastic. Once the bottle (or, in continuous manufacturing, bottles) has cooled and set, it is ready to be removed from the mold. If a continuous molding process has been used, the bottles will need to be separated by trimming the plastic in between them. If a non-continuous process has been used, sometimes excess plastic can seep through the mold during manufacturing and will require trimming. After removing the bottle from the mold and removing excess plastic, the bottles are ready for transportation.

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