APET Medical blister box

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APET Medical blister box
Material: APET

Size/Shape/Thickness: Customized

Combination: Blister Lid+ Blister box , Blister tray + Sterilized paper cover, Flap blister

Advantages: Low cost, highly bacteria-proof, with a microbial barrier function, can prevent microorganisms from entering the contaminated product, so that the product can achieve aseptic effect when used.

Sterilization Methods: EO, Irradiation sterilization,Low temperature plasma, Ozone and other sterilization methods

 APET Thermoformed Blister Tray


Description:

An APET Blister Tray is a rigid, clear packaging solution made from Amorphous Polyethylene Terephthalate (APET). It serves as a highly cost-effective alternative to PETG, offering a strong balance of performance and value for a wide range of medical device packaging needs.

1.Key Features:

Material:​ Composed of non-crystalline (amorphous) PET, which provides very good clarity (typically >88% light transmission) and adequate stiffness.

Sterilization Compatibility:​ Primarily validated for low-temperature sterilization methods, including Ethylene Oxide (EO) and Gamma Irradiation. It is generally not recommended for repeated Steam sterilization cycles​ due to a lower heat distortion temperature compared to PETG.

Customization:​ Size, shape, and thickness are fully customizable​ to fit specific device contours, with common thicknesses similar to other thermoformable materials.

2.Primary Advantages:

Excellent Cost-Performance Ratio:​ Offers significant cost savings​ compared to PETG while retaining good optical clarity and sufficient mechanical protection for many devices, providing outstanding value.

Good Clarity & Surface Quality:​ Delivers a clear, glossy finish that allows for easy visual inspection of the packaged contents, enhancing product presentation.

Widely Processable:​ Easily thermoformed on standard equipment and compatible with common sealing processes, facilitating efficient manufacturing.

3.Main Applications:

Ideal for packaging medium-to-low risk medical devices and single-use consumables​ sterilized by EO or irradiation. Common uses include dental instruments, disposable surgical tools, wound care products, and various procedural kits​ where cost control is important but product visibility and a reliable sterile barrier are still required.

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