Custom Center Seal Pouches for Dry Products and Practical Packaging: Video Guide

This 60-second video covers what to specify, check and approve before production.

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Video transcript

1. 0:00Before ordering center-seal pouches, settle four things.
2. 0:05First, the format: one film, a back seam, two end seals. Filled, it is a pillow, not a stand-up bag. Premade pouches and rollstock are different purchases.
3. 0:16Second, draw the back seam: fin joins inside to inside, lap inside to outside. Mark the seals; usable space is smaller than the outside.
4. 0:27Third, keep barcodes and codes off every seal, and check them after forming. Choose film for moisture, oxygen, light and handling; shine is not a specification.
5. 0:39Fourth, test filled samples: tune heat, pressure and time together, and inspect where the back seam meets the end seals. A pack that looks closed can still leak.
6. 0:50Send your product, target size, filling method and quantity.
7. 0:55Request a quote for your specification.

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