Why bag on valve packing is superior to traditional aerosols

For many consumers entering the supermarket every day, the quality of the aerosol can may be another neglected issue. However, for industry buyers and manufacturers, aerosol cans can be the difference between average and premium products.

The development of the valve (binary packaging) system not only produces an excellent spray distribution system, but also reduces our ecological footprint through sustainable packaging processes. Binary package aerosols are good for manufacturers, consumers and the environment compared to traditional aerosol spray technology. Here are more reasons why you should believe that binary packaging is the first choice for aerosol and airless packaging. Product emptying – up to 100% product empty! Unlike traditional aerosols, binary packaging always separates the product from the propellant through a laminated bag that is mounted in an aluminum can. Since the product is in a flexible bag, the propellant (compressed air or nitrogen) can squeeze the bag until almost 100% of the product is dispensed. Unlike traditional aerosols, conventional aerosols may run out of propellant before all products are dispensed. Flammable In contrast to flammable propellants used in conventional aerosol systems, binary packaging uses compressed air or nitrogen to push the product out of the valve system bag. This is possible because, unlike conventional aerosols, the binary package propellant does not mix with the product. Product type In the medical industry, bags of valve products can also be dispensed; liquids, gels, ointments or creams. In some cases, companies can turn their ointments into sprays by using a binary packaging system. The versatility of binary packaging even allows the product to have several other advantages; Spray evenly at all angles No need to shake Reduce spray noise Longer shelf life for oxygen sensitive products Suitable for liquid and viscous products Can be used with standard actuators and spray cans Production Environment Domestically, there are generally more than 100,000 GMP-certified workshops.