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DOMINA and MINA plastic small item containers
DOMINA and MINA are part of Ippi’s range of small item containers, which contain modular removable collection trays. DOMINA and MINA are available with various internal configurations.
Technical features of DOMINA and MINA
The DOMINA and MINA plastic small item containers have hinged covers. They hold the D4, D8L, D8LL, D8C and D16 series of Ippi modular collection trays. The models change based on the internal layout of the collection trays. The color of the cover is smoke gray and the base is colored. For minimum quantities, the color can be customized.
Models and dimensions
The DOMINA and MINA plastic small item containers are available in different configurations:
- DOMINA, 7 different configurations
Dimensions: 320 x 220, h 52 mm - MINA, 6 different configurations
Dimensions: 243X167mm, h 42 mm
How to dispose of DOMINA and MINA
The Domina and Mina containers are made of polystyrene (PS). The recycling code is “plastic collection 06”.
Application areas
The DOMINA and MINA containers can be used to hold and transport any type of small item.
- hobbies
- dry goods
- laboratories
Calidad y seguridad certificadas
Nuestros productos se fabrican de acuerdo con la norma ISO 9001:2015 relativa al diseño y la fabricación de recipientes de plástico moldeados por inyección para los sectores industrial y médico, y la producción de artículos técnicos de plástico según las especificaciones del cliente.
Los recipientes para el sector dental, destinados a la esterilización con vapor, son productos realizados de acuerdo con la norma UNI CEI EN ISO 13485:2016 «para diseñar y producir recipientes de plástico esterilizables en autoclave para el sector médico».
Applicable service
The plastic small item containers can be customized by adding color wording or logos to the cover.
Related categories
The DOMINA and MINA containers are part of Ippi’s line of small item organizers which includes tubes, compartment boxes, modular chests and bowls.
