PET is also heat resistant and can withstand temperatures up to 60 degree , making it suitable for hot-fill applications. Additionally, PET is recyclable, and recycling facilities around the world accept PET materials.

PETG stands for glycol-modified polyethylene terephthalate, which is a transparent thermoplastic polymer that is commonly used for packaging and display applications. PETG is a modified version of PET, with added glycol to improve its properties.

PETG is also lightweight and shatterproof, making it an ideal choice for applications such as medical packaging, cosmetic packaging, and point of sale displays. Unlike PET, PETG is not heat resistant, and its maximum service temperature is around 70 degree .

PET can withstand temperatures up to 60 degree , making it suitable for hot-fill applications. PET has a low moisture absorption rate, which helps to prevent the product from spoiling. PET is also highly resistant to chemicals, making it suitable for a wide range of products.

PETG is not heat resistant and has a maximum service temperature of around 70 degree . PETG has a lower clarity than PET, and products inside PETG bottles may not be as visible as products inside PET bottles.

PET is commonly used for applications such as bottled water, carbonated soft drinks, and food products. PET is also suitable for hot-fill applications, making it an ideal choice for products such as coffee, tea, and juice. PET is also used for non-food applications such as shampoo bottles, detergent bottles, and household cleaning products.

PETG is commonly used for applications such as medical packaging, cosmetic packaging, and point of sale displays. PETG is also used for non-food applications such as toys, signage, and protective covers.