Durable oxygen scavenging plastic containers
A container, oxidation state technology, applied in the direction of containers, containers to prevent decay, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve the problems of not being tough, not properly resistant to impact, not durable, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0098] Example 1 : This example shows the preparation of an oxygen-scavenging bottle made of a blend of PET and 0.7 wt.% polytetramethylene ether glycol (PTMEG). PET resin (DAK L40A, 0.75IV) and 0.7wt.% 2000MW PTMEG ( 2000 polyol, Lyondellbasell) and a blend of 0.035 wt.% cobalt neodecanoate (CoNeo) was injection stretch blow molded into a single layer 20 oz ketchup bottle (530 ml volume; average thickness = 0.05 cm) using the process previously described . The oxygen scavenging performance of the bottle was tested using the Oxysense method as described above, after filling with deoxygenated water and sealing followed by periodic measurement of oxygen ingress / oxygen content in the bottle. Oxygen ingress data in figure 1 displayed in . The bottle exhibited excellent oxygen scavenging and essentially zero oxygen ingress over the 90 week test period, while the control PET bottle showed an oxygen ingress of over 6 ppm over this period. IV measurements on a small sample cut ...
Embodiment 2
[0099] Example 2: This example shows the oxygen scavenging performance of PET bottles containing lower PTMEG levels (0.5 wt.%). PET resin (DAK L40A, 0.75IV) and 0.5wt.% 2900MW PTMEG ( A blend of 2900 polyether polyol from Invista) and 0.035 wt. % CoNeo was injection stretch blow molded into a single layer 20 oz ketchup bottle (530 ml volume; average thickness = 0.05 cm) using the process described above. A composition similar to the above except 0.05 wt. % CoNeo was also molded into a bottle designated as Example 2b. The oxygen scavenging properties of both bottles were tested as described above. Oxygen ingress data in figure 2 displayed in . Excellent oxygen scavenging performance was achieved, with the oxygen ingress close to that of oxygen after 30 weeks of testing, and the oxygen level remained below 2 ppm after 100 weeks. IV measurements of samples cut from both bottles showed the same IV value of 0.69.
Embodiment 3
[0100] Example 3: Except for the use of 0.5wt.% 2000MW PTMEG in the PET blend ( 2000, LyondellBasell) and 0.05 wt.% CoNeo, this example is similar to Example 2. A sample of the resulting bottle had an IV of 0.64.
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