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Plastic boxes are plastic containers. Like many other varieties of plastic containers, a plastic box’s function cannot be determined by reading its name. Plastic boxes are among the more versatile kinds of storage, shipping and distribution containers in existence.

Rahway Steel Drum Company, Inc.
Avenel, NJ
800-260-3786
For 60+ years Rahway has been a reliable supplier of drums, providing containers from 1 quart to 330 gallons in quantities from 1 to over 100,000. Through its wholly owned manufacturing & reconditioning affiliates, and as one of largest distributors for all the best plastic boxes, Rahway has the supply & delivery capabilities that assure its customers the best products when they need them.
Jakacki Bag & Barrel, Inc.
Chicago, IL
800-760-3786
Jakacki is the largest nationwide dealer of new & reconditioned drums available in a variety of materials & sizes. If your company requires quality, affordable plastic boxes, then Jakacki Bag & Barrel is the right place for you. Contact Jakacki now for more information on how they can help you with your barrel & drum needs or check out their website for full product & service descriptions.
Agri-Industrial Plastics Company
Fairfield, IA
641-472-4188
Agri-Industrial is a custom industrial blow molder located in Fairfield, IA that has developed unparalleled expertise in manufacturing high quality plastic boxes & more. With Agri-Industrial's extensive range of capabilities it is able to tailor its services for each customer by providing quality products made to their unique specification with a commitment to delivering on time, every time.
Assmann Corporation of America
Garrett, IN
Marshall, TX - 888-357-3181
Assmann begins by selecting virgin resins with no re-grind for each application and manufacturing plastic boxes in one-piece construction via rotational molding. Assmann's extensive processing experience and commitment to quality construction provides superior solutions for the harshest chemical services. For quality, choose the good people of Assmann Corporation of America!
Custom-Pak, Inc.
Clinton, IA
563-242-1801
Custom-Pak, Inc. is one of the world's largest blow-molded parts manufacturers and a leading provider of advanced blow-molding technology. Blow molding produces plastic boxes that are stronger, lighter and less costly than competing processes. Blow-molded parts offer a tremendous competitive advantage. For the highest quality solutions, please call Custom-Pak, Incorporated today.
Schoeneck Containers
New Berlin, WI
262-786-9360
For over thirty-five years, Schoeneck has supplied plastic boxes for diverse consumer and commercial markets throughout the world. All products exceed industry standards for quality and durability. Since its inception in 1972, Schoeneck continues to grow as a supplier for beverage, personal care, household and industrial products. Shoeneck is committed to your satisfaction. Please call today.
Alpack Plastics
Natick, MA
508-653-9131
With over 700 stock sizes of plastic containers, Alpack Plastics can meet your packaging component specification needs. Having the largest line of plastic containers in the nation, we have everything from hinged boxes, cylinders and plastic boxes (set up or folding), to clamshells, carrying cases, plastic storage containers, plastic bottles, jars, foam, vials, display cubes and PVC sleeves.
BASCO, Inc.
University Park, IL
800-776-3786
Welcome to BASCO, the industry leader in industrial packaging and container products for over 60 years. We pride ourselves in our extensive product knowledge and customer service; our sales representatives will go above and beyond to be sure that you receive the perfect product to resolve your container, packaging and handling equipment needs the first time, every time.
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Plastic Boxes

Plastic boxes can be designed to meet a range of strength and durability standards that meet the needs of a given application. Packaged lunches on sale in grocery stores may be intended for a single consumer use. Other containers that are used for long-term or repeated storage of foods can be made to withstand the high heat of a consumer dishwasher. A plastic box could also be used for shipping and distribution of products across long distances. Plastic boxes designed for applications in the health care industry can be sterile and non-porous, contributing to a healthier clinic or hospital environment. There are few differences between plastic boxes and plastic tubs or bins. The word "box" implies a smaller size than the word tub or bin along with a flat-walled, cube or rectangle-shaped construction. This can be true, though plastic boxes can be designed in many configurations.

Plastic boxes, like many other kinds of plastic containers, are created by a process called blow molding. Blow molding is one of the processes by which raw plastic material is converted into something useful. All blow molding processes are similar except for a few variations in process and machinery design; each blow molding machine begins with a collection of raw plastic resin (which is called stock) that is loaded into a hopper. The hopper directs the stock into a conveyance channel where a long screw forces it toward the mold. As the screw turns it creates friction and pressure that heats the stock. That pressure, combined with heat provided by heating elements along the channel, liquefies the plastic. At this point, the plastic can be forced into the mold cavity, which is an open area that is designed to shape the stock. The liquefied stock fits into the contours of the mold as it is forced into the cavity. Once it has taken the shape of the mold, compressed air is forced into the mold to make the product hollow. Then, after cooling and hardening, the newly molded product is ejected from the machine.

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