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Silicon dioxide (SiO2) particles that are used in glass coatings increase brightness and serve as a dirt-repellent. The glass coating, to put it simply, is a thin layer that shields the surface from scuffs and other deterioration.
SiO2 is a sign that the coating contains “pure glass,” which is kept in liquid form in the form of molecules. A glass container (made of silica glass) and a closure make up glass packing, which is composed of several distinct materials (made of glass, metal, cork, or plastic).
The type of food determines the closure material. Glass surfaces are coated for a variety of reasons, including stability, convenience, and safety. Both the glass surface and the coating must be ready for the coating process in order for the coating to be consistent and long-lasting.
Glass is an excellent material for packaging since it can be reused, is highly recyclable, robust, transparent, and can be shaped into a wide range of shapes. It is also chemically inert and resistant.
The global Glass Packaging Coatings market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Vere science and the startup What Matters have teamed up to introduce a line of slip-resistant, 100% recyclable bottles.
The use of glass bottles in the house and bathroom to replace plastic ones has several drawbacks, including the risk of harm from slips.
The new solution from Vere science uses a soft-touch covering as a second skin that creates a non-slip effect on the glass surface to fight this.
Vere science emphasizes the risk posed by glass pieces that can arise from breaking in addition to the threat of sliding.
The company’s response to this is the application of a very thin layer of polymer to the glass surface, which enables it to absorb shocks and possibly retain pieces.
This feature, according to the manufacturer, makes the product twice as durable as regular glass. Vere science claims that the bottles are completely recyclable from an environmental standpoint.
According to reports, the hydro-based coating satisfies the NF EN 71-3 standard for the safety of children’s toys and doesn’t include any solvents or PVC. In terms of eco-solutions, Vere science is a pioneer.
From this vantage point, the What Matters project, which presents a novel method of consumption, is aligned with our strategy for sustainable growth. The CEO of Vere science declares that supporting this creative start-up is an investment in the future.
