Containers and packaging
Explore base materials, colour and possible functions for the packaging, process and conditions of use.
Results combine sector, material, process and need. Not every material suits every process, nor every technology every market; the final selection is validated for each project.
A starting point for placing your project in its use context.

Bottles, films, rigid containers and packaging solutions.

Materials, surfaces, profiles and solutions for construction.

Components, interiors, surfaces and engineering materials.

Applications in processing environments, indirect contact and equipment.

Surfaces, devices, components and technical textiles.

Clothing, footwear, home textiles, uniforms and technical applications.

Pipes, systems, surfaces and applications related to water management.

Processes, components, functional protection and cross-sector needs.

Thermoplastic families and engineering materials.
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Solutions for film, packaging and flexible applications.
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Treatments and technologies for textile products.
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Colour, functionality and protection in coatings.
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Additives and functionality for cellulose-based substrates.
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High-touch applications and functional surfaces.
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Materials and technologies for networks and systems.
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Biomaster and related solutions depending on material and market.
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Technologies such as OdorCrunch2.0® for textile applications.
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Verimaster to support verification and brand protection.
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StayCool® for textile applications focused on comfort.
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Synthesia pigments and dyes.
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Functional solutions within Addmaster Masterpiece.
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Developments and combinations to suit material or process needs.
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Technologies to maintain performance for longer or protect the product.
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Solutions focused on efficiency, durability and lower impact where applicable.
Explore solution →Material, colour and functionality can be part of the same technical decision. Deltachem connects these elements within a single product range.

One application may require several elements: base material, colour, functionality or specific performance properties.

We select the appropriate polymer according to properties, process and application.
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Colour, effect and stability through Synthesia’s technical catalogue.
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Antimicrobial properties, authentication, sensory properties and other functions.
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Freshness, odour, comfort and durability in textile applications.
View technologies →Explore base materials, colour and possible functions for the packaging, process and conditions of use.
Profiles, insulation, surfaces and coatings require different criteria. These routes provide a starting point for selection.
First define the component, thermal conditions, finish and project requirements.
Suitability for food contact must be confirmed for each product, use and applicable documentation. These families are starting points, not a declaration of compliance.
Selection depends on the article and its function. Antimicrobial functionality does not constitute healthcare approval or replace hygiene procedures.
Start with the fibre, application process and desired performance to compare colour and functionality options.
Specify the fluid, operating conditions and system type. Suitability must be documented for each grade and application.
Combine material, colour and functionality based on the specific process and component.
Compare the nine available families and review their selection criteria.
Thickness, flexibility, processing and end use help define which alternatives to assess.
Select by fibre for colour or by use requirements for textile technologies.
Formulation, substrate and expected exposure determine which products to consider.
Explore colour options or enquire about functionality for the substrate and end use.
Define the substrate, cleaning, wear and finish before selecting a technology.
Explore families for extrusion and specify the system’s operating conditions.
There is no single route for every aspect of durability. Distinguish between wear, exposure, stability and retention of performance.
First define what you want to improve and how to measure it. Environmental claims require evidence for the specific application; this selection does not certify an environmental benefit.
We have not identified a specific route. Explore the product range or send us your application to narrow down the options.
An application can be addressed through the base material, colour or added functionality.
Choose a polymer family according to process, properties and application.
Explore →Pigments and dyes by substrate, process and Colour Index.
Explore →Antimicrobial protection, authentication, fragrance or other properties.
Explore →Textile technologies matched to the problem experienced during use.
Explore →TDS, SDS and documentation available by product or manufacturer.
Explore →Coordination of samples, testing and technical support with the manufacturer or laboratory.
Explore →We can help you define the material, technology and documentation for your project.