Pouch packaging is a flexible packaging product made from barrier film, foil, and spout and cap fitments that supports flowable liquid products. Pouches are lightweight, compact, and have minimal product waste because of its flexible material that breaks down as it is used.
Flexible packaging is any package or any part of a package whose shape can be readily changed.” Common examples of flexible packaging include Quad seal, Tri Seal, Centre Seal, Side Gusset, Bottom Gusset, Stand Up Bags, Zipper Bags, pouches, shrink films, tubes and sleeves packaging.
Quad Seal: A quad seal bag is sealed on the four corners of its side gussets, giving the pack a traditional square shape, unlike the stand up pouch that features a bottom gusset. This means a quad seal bag is expandable on the sides, while the stand up pouch has an expandable bottom
Three Side Seal: The 3 Side Seal Bag is similar in shape to a 4-Side Seal Bag . The main difference is that the front and back panels of the bag are sealed on 3 sides and folded on 1 side. ... This is a popular style of bag for ground coffee, spices, liquids and similar products.
Fin Seal: A Fin Seal also known as “Fold-over Seam”, is where both interior edges of the film are sealed together and then the fin is folded over. Lap Seal also known as “Overlap Seam”, is where the exterior of the film is sealed onto the interior of the film.
Tear Notch: A tear notch makes packages produced on vertical form/fill/seal baggers easier to open. This small slit in the end seal allows consumers to easily tear the film in order to gain access to the product. The slit is produced by a carbide notch punch that is affixed in the sealing face of the jaw.
Handles: D-Shape, Kidney cut Shape, Three holes and one hole Etc.
Pouch material structures (Barriers)
Our Pouches are made of high-performance laminates and materials including: PET, OPA, PE, OPP, CPP, EVOH and many others.