Push pull caps are used for a variety of purposes, some of the most common being:
Push pull caps on beverage bottles make it simple to open and close beverages such as sports drinks, juices, and iced tea for on-the-go consumption. The push motion removes the cap, while the pull tab retains it on the bottle.
Food containers, such as applesauce pouches for kids, have easy-to-open and close push-pull lids that keep the food sealed between snacking occasions. The caps keep any remaining food fresh.
Toiletry/cosmetic bottles with push-pull tops allow you to effortlessly remove the contents in the shower or over the sink while keeping sealing the product between uses.
Medicine bottles with child-resistant push pull closures are meant to keep children out while allowing adults to readily access pills, vitamins, and other items with one hand by pressing and tipping.
Cleaning goods – Durable, tight-sealing push-pull lids protect chemicals from small children and keep them safe for storage.
ʻOku lava ʻe he fokotuʻutuʻu ʻo e teke ʻo ʻai ke vave ʻa e hu ki ai mo e tapuni ʻe taha, fakaʻata ʻa e consumers ke hu ki tuʻa mo hu ki tuʻa mei ha ngaahi hina kehekehe ʻaki ha nima pe ʻe taha. ʻOku nau silaʻi maʻu pe ke maluʻi ʻa e ngaahi meʻa ʻi he lolotonga ʻo e fefonongaʻaki pe tukuʻanga koloa ʻi he vahaʻa ʻo hono fakaʻaongaʻi.
