Who developed Japan's first recyclable mono-material PTP blister packaging technology?

CKD Corporation, headquartered in Komaki, Aichi and led by President Katsuhito Okuoka, developed this technology.

Why are conventional PTP sheets difficult to separate and recycle?

Conventional PTP sheets consist of a plastic container for tablets combined with an aluminum lid, making them difficult to separate and recycle.

Both the container and the lid are made of a single material, and the lid film is made of resin.

The technology can be integrated into CKD's 'FBP-600E series' and 'FBP-300E series' blister packaging machines.

It can be installed on existing 'FBP-600E' and 'FBP-300E' series machines through modifications, reducing investment.

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CKD has developed Japan's first recyclable mono-material PTP-compatible blister packaging technology.

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Q: Who developed Japan's first recyclable mono-material PTP blister packaging technology?: A: CKD Corporation, headquartered in Komaki, Aichi and led by President Katsuhito Okuoka, developed this technology.
Q: Why are conventional PTP sheets difficult to separate and recycle?: A: Conventional PTP sheets consist of a plastic container for tablets combined with an aluminum lid, making them difficult to separate and recycle.
Q: What is the main structural feature of mono-material PTP sheets?: A: Both the container and the lid are made of a single material, and the lid film is made of resin.
Q: Which blister packaging machines can integrate this new technology?: A: The technology can be integrated into CKD's 'FBP-600E series' and 'FBP-300E series' blister packaging machines.
Q: How does this technology help reduce capital investment burdens?: A: It can be installed on existing 'FBP-600E' and 'FBP-300E' series machines through modifications, reducing investment.