Packaging or other material that degrades and breaks up on exposure to bacterial attack.

A device that applies an excess coating to paper and then removes the surplus by directing a flat jet of air upon the fluid coating leaving a smooth metered film on the paper.

A container closure designed so that it may be used to apply the contents of the container, such as daubers or cleaners for oil and grease spots.

A general description of packaging methods for shipping and storing liquids, flakes, powders, granules and pastes, usually in large containers. Bulk containers can be rigid or flexible and called some [..]

Abrasion resistance

The inclusion of absorbent material within a package to take up liquids resulting from leakage or lique-faction of the product.

Laboratory performance test of a container or coating to evaluate its performance in a shorter time interval than that required under actual service conditions. Example: Performing chemical-resistance [..]

Resins produced by polymerization of form-aldehyde. Characterized 

A family of plastic materials made by the polymerization of monomeric ester of acrylic acid.

Resin resultng from the polymerization of blends of polystyrene or styrene-acrylonitrile with butadiene-acrylonitrile rubber. Noted for stiffness and heat resistance. Easily thermoformable.