EPP creations from Storopack
The Storopack molding division based in Mollet, Spain selected EPP because of its capacity for implementing unusual shape ideas, low volumetric weight and resistance to damage.
For the Goldskin fragrance line – part of Béjar Signature’s Ramón Molvízar brand – the company used expanded polystyrene with a laminated surface.
Meanwhile, for Nelia International Cosméticos’ Zentropy scent Storopack chose a special variant of porous EPP.
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