CosterEco is a system combining a specifically designed valve, actuator and insert, enabling compressed gas-propelled aerosols to deliver consistent spray performance throughout the entire life of the product.
It is suitable for a variety of applications, including personal care deodorants, insect repellents, water mists, soothing sprays, eye wash sprays and air fresheners.
Sustainability is driving the aerosol industry towards more environmentally friendly solutions, and compressed gases are emerging as a viable alternative to commonly used LPG propellants. Since the birth of the aerosol industry, LPG has been widely used due to its ability to deliver optimal spray performance across a wide range of formulations. Achieving the same level of performance with compressed gases, such as compressed air, nitrogen, or their blends, represents one of the industry’s key challenges in the years ahead. Overcoming this challenge will be essential to support the transition towards more sustainable aerosol solutions for future generations.
CosterEco maintains consistent spray performance throughout the entire can emptying process, delivering a user experience comparable to LPG-propelled aerosols, without the cooling effect on the skin.
- Technology ready and worldwide available
- No volume restrictions; available for large scale production
- No product streaming
- Same quality and reliability as with standard aerosol components
- Standard valve design – same complexity of std LPG solutions
- Standard filling process – no line adaptations
- Tailored technical assistance
Valve: NKPM, LKE or KV (depending on filling process)
Actuators: series 700, 1700 and 2100; Milano Eco
Insert: dedicated proprietary design
Packaging components to be selected depending on formulation features; interaction between components and formulation is critical to the success of the product and needs to be studied case by case (i.e. alcol content of formulation makes huge difference)
Watch the second episode of Coster Talks to know more about the future opportunities and challenges of compressed gases from the perspectives of both aerosol packaging and filling machinery.