What is a Blister Pack?

Blister packaging is a plastic packaging product that uses a vacuum forming process to heat and soften thermoplastic plastic sheets and then adsorb them on the mold surface to form them, and is used for product packaging,small consumer goods, food items etc.

Blister packaging is a packaging product made of thermoplastic plastic sheets such as PVC, PET, PP, PS, etc. After being softened by heating, it is made to fit the shape of the mold through vacuum adsorption, and then cooled and shaped, and then cut and trimmed.

Common types of blister packaging box:

Blister: Transparent, hood-like packaging used for displaying electronics, toys, and other products.

Tray: Used to separate and shockproof food, pharmaceuticals, and other products.

Blister/folding: Combined with paper cardboard to create a closed package, such as a cosmetics box.

Common Uses:

Pharmaceuticals: This is the most common use. Blister packs are ideal for tablets, capsules, lozenges, and suppositories. Each dose is individually sealed. Consumer

Goods: Batteries, small electronics (like SD cards, USB drives), toys, hardware (screws, nails), razors, toothbrushes, cosmetics.

Food: Chewing gum, candies, small baked goods, cold pills/strips. Industrial: Small parts.