Plastic Sample Clauses

Plastic. It is Buyer’s policy to minimize the presence and quantity of plastic materials at its sites. Seller will use best efforts to ship Goods without or with minimum plastic or Styrofoam packaging.
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Plastic. We ask our suppliers to use preferred plastics for our products and packaging such as PVC free and recycled (PET) plastics.
Plastic. Aluminum, steel or other metal sidings.
Plastic. Example: plastic cups, sacks/bags, lids, containers, straws and PVC pipe, polystyrene, or any other waste characterized as plastic.
Plastic. The plastic shall be a mixture of one or more of the following recycled post consumer or post industrial thermoplastics: High density polyethylene, medium density polyethylene, low density polyethylene, and polypropylene. The plastic shall have a dense, hardened exterior layer that is continuous and homogenous throughout the length and perimeter of the plastic wale, girt, thrust block and splices. This plastic shall be mixed with the appropriate colorants, UV inhibitors and antioxidants, so that the resulting plastic portion of the product shall conform to the characteristics as listed in Table I.
Plastic. Provide Fire retardant plastic of 6-mil thickness shall be provided in rolls of sizes which will minimize the frequency of joints. Fire retardant plastic sheet shall be used for plasticizing the enclosed work area, for preparation of the decontamination enclosure system and for waste packaging.
Plastic. Any plastic containers #1 through #7 such as bottles, cups, jugs, jars, tubs, bowls, plastic eating utensils, other rigid plastics (such as buckets, baskets, carriers, crates, toys, laundry baskets, lawn furniture, pots and trays, dish drainers, trash cans, etc.), and other Recyclable Materials of a similar nature. Excludes plastic bags and expanded polystyrene.
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