High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS) is a widely used material in the production of thermoformed trays. HIPS combines the versatility of polystyrene with enhanced impact resistance, making it suitable for trays in various applications. During production, HIPS sheets are heated and vacuum-formed over molds to create durable, precisely shaped trays. These trays are particularly valuable in industries like healthcare, electronics, and retail, where a balance of strength and cost-effectiveness is essential. HIPS thermoformed trays offer excellent customization options, ensuring that they fit the specific needs of each application. Their impact resistance, rigidity, and affordability make them a popular choice in the thermoforming industry.

Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) is a versatile thermoplastic used in the production of thermoformed trays. ABS combines the strength of acrylonitrile and butadiene with the rigidity of styrene, creating a material that offers both durability and impact resistance. In the production process, ABS sheets are heated, vacuum-formed over molds, and trimmed to create trays. ABS thermoformed trays are suitable for applications demanding robust and rugged containers, such as in the automotive industry for organizing and protecting components. They are also found in medical and industrial settings, thanks to their strength and resistance to chemicals. ABS trays are an excellent choice when durability is paramount.