Bronze Packaging · 2025
Ryucan Liquids Plastic Container
- Bronze A' Design Award 2025 in Packaging
- CLIENT: Queen Pack Design
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 10,873
- Verification code DCBB38D694 · Verify this award
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About Ryucan Liquids Plastic Container
Ryucan is a sustainable engine oil container inspired by samurai armor, emphasizing strength, resilience, and environmental responsibility. Made from ninety percent recycled high-density polyethylene, it reduces virgin plastic use while maintaining durability. Finite element analysis enabled a twenty percent weight reduction, optimizing transport and lowering emissions. It exceeds industry drop-test standards and withstands one hundred thirty-one kilograms at fifty degrees Celsius. Embossed branding replaces labels, improving recyclability and eliminating microplastic waste.
About the Bronze A' Design Award
Ryucan Liquids Plastic Container is a Bronze A' Design Award winner, a highly prestigious recognition granted to outstanding designs distinguished by creativity, ingenuity, and astuteness. Bronze winners are amply skillful and strikingly creative artifacts that authenticate the vast experience, imagination, and resourcefulness of their designers. Ryucan Liquids Plastic Container is expected to be a highly regarded, admired, and cherished object that is notably professional and innovative. This Bronze A' Design Award-winning design incorporates best practices in art, science, design, and technology, and is excellent for its attention to detail. Ryucan Liquids Plastic Container splendidly satisfies needs, touches desires, charms feelings, and appeals to curiosity.
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- Unique Properties
- The Ryucan oil container is inspired by the strength and precision of Samurai armor, designed for both durability and material efficiency. Its angular structure and layered surface enhance recyclability by eliminating the need for adhesive labels. The embossed branding, ergonomic grip, and lightweight build provide superior handling and ease of transport, combining functionality with environmental responsibility.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- width: 245 millimeters
depth: 98 millimeters
height: 314 millimeters
capacity: 4 liters
material: ninety percent recycled high-density polyethylene
weight: 240 grams, twenty percent lighter than standard containers
drop test performance: successfully passed from two point two meters, exceeding the one point eight meter industry standard
pressure resistance: withstands one hundred thirty-one point four kilograms at fifty degrees celsius
production process: blow molding with finite element analysis optimization
branding: embossed logo for improved recyclability, no adhesive labels - Tags
- Sustainable packaging, industrial container, recycled plastic, Finite Element Analysis, lightweight design, Samurai-inspired, embossed branding, blow molding, eco-friendly, high-performance
- Production Technology
- Ryucan is manufactured using advanced blow molding technology, a process that heats and inflates thermoplastic material into a precise, high-strength form. The container is made from ninety percent recycled high-density polyethylene, reducing the need for virgin plastic. Finite element analysis was applied to optimize the structure, ensuring durability while achieving a twenty percent weight reduction. The embossed branding technique eliminates adhesive labels, enhancing recyclability and sustainability.
- Design Challenge
- The biggest challenge was balancing sustainability, strength, and efficiency. Reducing weight by twenty percent while maintaining structural integrity required extensive finite element analysis simulations. Ensuring high durability with ninety percent recycled plastic demanded precise molding techniques. Replacing adhesive labels with embossed branding posed challenges but improved recyclability. Overcoming these obstacles resulted in a lighter, stronger, and more sustainable container.
- Research
- The Ryucan project aimed to balance sustainability, strength, and production efficiency. Reducing weight by twenty percent while maintaining structural integrity required advanced finite element analysis. Achieving high durability with ninety percent recycled plastic demanded precise molding techniques to enhance material resilience. Eliminating adhesive labels and replacing them with embossed branding presented manufacturing challenges but significantly improved recyclability. The result is a lighter, stronger, and eco-friendly industrial container that sets a new standard in sustainable packaging.
- Inspiration
- The design process initiates at a point beyond merely defining a project and its needs; it starts with a search for inspiration to develop a fresh approach. This inspiration must then be integrated into a functional context. For this project, we derived a unique aesthetic from the layered structure of Samurai armor, an element that symbolizes strength, durability, and protection. Drawing from this concept, we developed a container design that balances resilience with a distinctive visual identity.
- Project Duration
- The Ryucan project began in January 2023 in Istanbul and concluded in December 2023. The development process involved in-depth research, multiple prototypes, and rigorous performance testing to ensure exceptional durability and sustainability. The final product was manufactured using proprietary techniques and officially debuted at ICIS 2025 London, reinforcing our commitment to eco-friendly industrial packaging innovations.
- Operation Flow
- Ryucan is designed for effortless handling and precise pouring. Its ergonomic grip provides comfort and control, preventing spills and improving user experience. The lightweight structure enhances maneuverability, while embossed branding ensures durability without peeling. The reinforced body withstands drops and pressure changes, guaranteeing reliability. Its optimized shape allows for easy stacking, reducing storage space and transport costs while improving sustainability.
- Patents
- Copyrights belong to Peyman Hashemi, 2024.
- Image Credits
- All Images are taken by Kayhan Turan
