Since their introduction in the market, double-wall jars have become something more than a fleeting packaging trend, they’ve carved out a space for themselves on corporate shelves as well as creating an almost iron-clad link between the packaging and specific product in the consumer’s perception.

Metalicoplastico has a wide range of double-wall jars, including its popular series 25 - a warm jar in the shape of a perfect cylinder, with the clean lines so sought after in today's market.  Each of the circular vessels features the concept that makes double-wall jars popular - polypropylene (PP) inserts that provide few product compatibility issues in a double wall construction, so that a customer gets the glass-like feel and durability of another material on the outside, such as PS, SAN or any other material required by the specific chemical needs of the customer's product for the exterior.

Further, the outer components (the jar and lid) can be decorated in a vast number of ways to provide eye-catching ensembles ready to fit any branding/marketing endeavour.  Some options offered by Metalicoplastico:

• Colouring - Obviously, sometimes white just doesn’t do the trick, so the outer walls and lids are completely customizable with regard to colour.
• Metallization - All sorts of metal effects can be selected by the client  for just the right faux finish - chrome, gold, silver, brushed aluminum or nickel, titanium, etc.  Furthermore, metallization can be applied in a givré effect, a crystallized effect that results in unique components with a metal “mosaic” look that’s popular with customers that want an eye-catching, "top-shelf" look.
• Frosting - A sort of pastel semi-transparency that adds style and panache to any package.
• Pearlising - By mixing colours along with specific agents that enhance component sheen and sparkle, a luminescent penumbra is given to the product for the creation of a simple and cost-effective high-end look.
• Many more, including Metalicoplastico's renowned soft-touch, lens and concave effects as well as industry-standard hotstamping and silkscreening.

All in all, the range of customization options  are nearly limitless, with more being added every day, according to developing technology and manufacturing processes.  These days, the question that a customer needs to ask when deciding upon packaging isn’t “What are my options?” but instead “What look best fits in with my plans?”, making the selection process of a particular product line akin to the proverbial “kid in the candy store”.