The folding lid
The folding lid is suitable for a wide range of applications. For example, store ingredients or accessories so that they are in a sturdy and splash-proof container. Or use this packaging to store dogfood. There is definitely an application that is right for you! This type of lid can also be used for all our rectangular packaging with a capacity of 12 to 33 litres.
Sustainable
The simple use of the folding mechanism allows this type of lid to be opened and re-closed frequently. As a result, this type packaging can be re-used many times.
Because both the bucket and lid are made of polypropylene, they can be completely recycled. In addition, it is possible to order this packaging in recycled plastic. This is certainly recommended if a non-food product is stored in this packaging.
This series of rectangular buckets is equipped with an almost flat bottom which makes these buckets very easy to clean. This makes the re-use of these buckets simple and clean. For the whole range of rectangular buckets, they can also be equipped with the durable IML printing technique. This makes this packaging personalized all-over and scratch-resistant.
Interested?
Feel free to contact our sales team to discuss the possibilities or look at the current offer in smaller quantities in our webshop!
News 05-08-2021
News 05-08-2021In-Mould Labelling (IML)
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News 29-07-2021
PCR: 100% Recycled Plastic
We are very aware of our great responsibility for production of plastic packaging products. That is why we take measures to keep the impact of our packaging on the living environment as responsible as possible.
News 22-07-2021
Injection moulding explained
With a range of 0.3 to 61 liter packaging, we offer a wide range of packaging in various forms such as round, rectangular and square. In addition to these standard solutions, we also offer tailor-made solutions.
Whitepaper 23-06-2021
Whitepaper: Traceability
In addition to the fact that traceability in the food industry is mandatory, it is also important in other production chains to follow where raw materials come from. This certainly also applies to our packaging containers.
27-05-2021
Sustainable Alfix packaging
Since the year 2000, Alfix, producer of tile adhesives and more, has been proactively minimizing its impact on the environment for both production and their products. But the packaging in which the products are packed must also be sustainable, according to the company in Kolding.
08-04-2021
New: More energy efficient injection moulding machine
Last week we welcomed our new BMB injection moulding machine to our machinery. After assembling and preparing in Italy, everything is now being prepared to reinforce and modernise our current machinery in Haaksbergen.
News 19-03-2021
BRC AA status again awarded to Dijkstra Plastics
Subsequent to our recent audit, which was carried out in line with the BRC Packaging Standard, we have once again been awarded the highest attainable AA status for both our locations, at Almelo and Haaksbergen. We’re extremely proud to announce this news, and are very much looking forward to when circumstances in relation to the coronavirus once again permit us to welcome visitors to our wonderful factories.
Events 03-03-2021
Day 5: The future of packaging
We all know a dramatic shift must take place in the world due to the climate issue. In 30 years’ time we will no longer be using crude oil as the basis for plastic packaging. Remy is telling us more about the future of packaging industries.
Events 02-03-2021
Day 4: Endless possibilities In Mould Labelling Technology
Today Joram is telling us more about In-Mould Labeling Technology (IML). What does IML stand for, how is it made and what are the solutions within IML?
BRC Packaging
The British Retail Consortium (BRC)introduced this certification programme in 1998. The programme focuses on food safety and quality within an organisation. A company is tested on more than 300 aspects to check to what extent it meets the standard that is set. A rating indicates to what degree a company complies with the GSFI-recognised standard of the BRC.
Aspects such as traceability, cleanliness, operational control, training and management of suppliers are included, which together form the basis of the BRC. Thanks to the name that the BRC has built up, it has been a reputable name in the world of certification programmes for years and we are proud to be able to show our results within this programme.
FSSC 22000
The FSSC 22000 Standard has been created through Stichting Certificatie Voedselveiligheid (SCV). As a food-oriented version of the ISO 22000 Standard, this certification programme has been set up as a global guideline in food safety and quality within various industries. This standard is aimed at the entire production chain and as such, it is ideally suited for international harmonisation, partly thanks to the recognition by the GFSI. In addition to its connection with ISO 22000, the FSSC 22000 has many comparisons with the HACCP criteria, making it an attractive variant with the best of both worlds from these programmes. Thanks to the internationally accepted nature of the FSSC and the chain-wide approach within this certification programme, we recognise a strong food safety management system in this standard.