
Naše PET plastové lahve na sycené nápoje spolehlivě odolávají tlakům sycených nápojů. PET plast je již dlouho preferovanou volbou pro výrobce nealkoholických nápojů díky své lehkosti a nerozbitné povaze.
PET plastové lahve na sycené nápoje nabízejí kombinaci praktičnosti, odolnosti, průhlednosti a udržitelnosti, což z nich činí preferovanou volbu pro balení sycených nápojů. Chrání kvalitu, chuť i sycení nápojů a zároveň splňují environmentální a nákladové požadavky.

Petainer PET bottles are designed with a variety of neck finishes and closures to ensure compatibility with different dispensing systems. Our bottles offer secure sealing, easy pouring, and maintain product integrity across various applications.
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Petainer worked with German Wells Cooperative (GDB) to move reusable PET bottles to 30% rPET in the German market. The project strengthened an established returnable system, reduced bottle carbon footprint, and showed how recycled content can be introduced at scale without moving away from a proven refill model.

Soda bottles use high-viscosity PET and specific wall thicknesses to provide a superior CO2 barrier, preventing gas from escaping and keeping drinks fizzy for 6–9 months.
This "petaloid" design allows the bottle to withstand high internal pressure from carbonation without deforming or bursting, even during temperature fluctuations.
Most PET CSD (Carbonated Soft Drink) bottles are designed to withstand internal pressures up to 7 bar (approx. 100 PSI) before failure.
Yes, PET grades for soda are engineered for Environmental Stress Crack Resistance (ESCR) to prevent failure when exposed to carbonation and conveyor lubricants.
Yes, food-grade rPET is suitable for CSDs. Manufacturers often use blends of 25%, 50%, or 100% rPET while maintaining the required pressure-bearing integrity.
Yes, most soda caps are made of HDPE or PP, which are widely recyclable alongside the PET bottle in modern municipal streams.
The most common neck finish for CSD is the PCO 1881 or PCO 1810, designed specifically for high-pressure carbonation and tamper-evident closures.
