Cosmetics packaging agency Baralan is utilizing Stratasys‘ PolyJet know-how to provide end-use elements on glass and plastic containers.
This utility of 3D printing know-how is permitting Baralan’s shoppers to utilise totally embellished and personalised packaging in low-volume manufacturing runs.
By utilizing PolyJet know-how, Baralan is enabling multi-colour and multi-effect designs straight on bottles and containers. The corporate says it’s overcoming conventional manufacturing constraints, whereas additionally offering the pliability to create eye-catching and brand-specific packaging.
“Product customisation is prime for the model picture,” mentioned Maurizio Ficcadenti, International R&D Supervisor at Baralan. “With Stratasys’ answer, we will now provide distinctive and extremely recognisable packaging with out the necessity for pricey investments in gear. This strategy aligns with our sustainability targets, and it permits us to satisfy the rising demand for eco-friendly but distinctive packaging choices within the cosmetics trade.”
“The collaboration with Baralan demonstrates how our know-how is driving innovation within the cosmetics sector by enabling high-quality, end-use packaging with sooner design iterations,” added Zehavit Reisin, Senior VP, Client Options International Gross sales and Supplies Enterprise at Stratasys. “Utilizing our full-colour, multi-material with the capabilities of replicating textures, translucency and supporting totally different properties on totally different substrates, manufacturers can obtain larger artistic freedom and sustainability of their packaging options.”
