CUSTOM FLEXIBLE PACKAGING
Have a product but not sure which packaging to choose? Tell us about it.
Choose your bag type, add your requirements, and request a quote. Match the format to how your product is filled, displayed and used. Stand-up and flat-bottom pouches suit upright shelf display; spout pouches support pouring or squeezing. For form-fill-seal (FFS) lines, choose rollstock that fits your machine.
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RESEALABLE / RETAIL DISPLAY
Snacks, nuts, dried fruit, pet treats, coffee refills and household refill packs.
The bottom gusset expands when filled to support an upright pack. A zipper allows repeated opening and closing; the film structure is chosen for the product’s barrier needs.
SPECIFY YOUR BAG
Width, height, bottom gusset, fill weight, zipper style, tear notch position and barrier needs.
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EIGHT-SIDE SEAL / BOX POUCH
Pet food, coffee, tea, grains, protein powders and bulk dry foods.
A rectangular base and side gussets form a box-like pack. Five panels provide space for branding and product information; size and closure are matched to the contents.
SPECIFY YOUR BAG
Front width, side gusset depth, height, fill weight, closure style and handle or hanging-hole needs.
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SIDE GUSSETS / FOUR CORNER SEALS
Dry pet food, animal feed and larger-volume dry goods.
Four corner seals define the side-gusseted shape. The corner layout and filled-pack shape should be agreed from a drawing or sample, especially for penguin-style formats.
SPECIFY YOUR BAG
Width, gusset depth, height, corner-seal layout, top closure and filled-pack weight.
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POURABLE / SQUEEZABLE PRODUCTS
Sauces, purees, liquid condiments, drink concentrates and household liquid refills.
The pouch, spout and cap are specified together for filling and dispensing. Fitment size and position depend on viscosity, filling equipment and any heat treatment.
SPECIFY YOUR BAG
Fill volume, viscosity, spout size and position, filling equipment and heat-treatment requirements.
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FLAT FORMAT / OPEN END FOR FILLING
Prepared foods, spice blends, sample packs and small industrial parts.
Three edges are pre-sealed; the remaining opening is sealed after filling. Clear, foil or metallized structures are chosen for the product and its storage conditions.
SPECIFY YOUR BAG
Finished width and height (including seals), filling opening, seal width, material structure and processing conditions.
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LONGITUDINAL BACK SEAM / END SEALS
Chips, frozen vegetables, dumplings and outer packs for tissues or gloves.
A longitudinal rear seam and two end seals form the pillow shape. Film dimensions and sealing layers must suit premade-bag filling or your form-fill-seal line.
SPECIFY YOUR BAG
Finished bag size or film width, print repeat, fin or lap back seal, and machine specifications.
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CUSTOM OUTLINE / PRODUCT PRESENTATION
Single-serve snacks, jelly products, pet treats and personal-care products.
A custom outline gives the pack a distinctive shape. The design must leave enough space for edge seals, opening features and any spout or fitment.
SPECIFY YOUR BAG
Outline drawing or physical sample, usable volume, edge seal width and opening method.
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EXPANDED BASE / BULK LINING
Carton liners, bulk ingredient protection and industrial packaging.
An expanded rectangular base fits box-shaped containers. This open-top bulk liner is distinct from a retail flat-bottom pouch; film thickness and toughness depend on the load.
SPECIFY YOUR BAG
Container dimensions, gusset depth, load weight, film thickness and closure method.
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SELF-SEAL FLAP / SHIPPING
E-commerce orders, apparel, textiles, accessories and other non-fragile goods.
A flexible shipping bag with an adhesive closure flap. Film opacity, thickness, printing and closure strength are matched to packing and distribution requirements.
SPECIFY YOUR BAG
Finished width and height (including seals), flap size listed separately, packed weight, film requirements and closure needs.
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CONNECTED BAGS / TEAR-OFF DISPENSING
Fresh produce handling, daily-use liners and routine packing stations.
Finished bags are connected by tear-off perforations for roll dispensing. Bag shape, film choice and perforation strength are specified for the contents and handling process.
SPECIFY YOUR BAG
Finished size of each bag (including seals), perforation style, bags per roll, roll and core dimensions, and intended use.
Applications are examples, not limits on the products we can discuss. Final size, material, seal width and closure must suit the contents and process. Images show typical bag formats, not approved samples or performance guarantees.
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ROLLSTOCK / FOR AUTOMATIC PACKING LINES
For automated packing of snacks, powders, portion packs, liquids and other products on compatible form-fill-seal (FFS) equipment.
Supplied as film on a roll for bags formed on your line. Specify film width, print repeat, unwind direction, core size, sealing requirements and machine model.
Configure & request a quote
MATERIALS / PROCESS / STORAGE
Bag shape and material structure are separate decisions. Retort, vacuum, freezing and shelf-life requirements guide the choice of films, adhesives and seal layers. Suitability must be checked for the filled pack and its actual use conditions. Discuss material selection for your pack.
For ready meals, cooked meat, egg products and wet pet food. We review films, adhesives, seals and puncture risks against the actual retort cycle, including heating, pressure and cooling. Product-filled trials are needed before production approval. Read the retort pouch troubleshooting guide.
For meat, seafood and prepared foods. Film toughness and seals must suit the product shape, sharp edges and vacuum equipment. Vacuum packing alone does not make food shelf-stable; the required processing and storage conditions still apply.
For frozen vegetables, dumplings, seafood and prepared meals. We review low-temperature flexibility, puncture risks, filling weight and handling against your specified cold-chain and storage conditions.
For products that need protection from light, moisture or oxygen. Aluminum foil and metallized films provide different barrier properties. The structure is selected against product sensitivity, shelf-life targets and distribution conditions.
For dry foods, tea, coffee and everyday products with a paper-look finish. The inner film and sealant must suit the contents. A paper outer layer does not by itself make a multilayer pack recyclable.
For liners, mailing bags and suitable food or everyday-product applications. Thickness, opacity, toughness and sealing behavior depend on the use. Food-contact suitability is assessed for the intended product and conditions.
Zippers, tear notches, handles, hanging holes, rounded corners, windows and print finishes can be discussed for your chosen format. For wipes, hand warmers, personal-care products, spare parts or other applications, send a sample or drawing so we can review the opening, seals and material requirements.
01 / DEFINE
Start with the bag material and dimensions or a reference sample. We review contents, fill weight, quantity, filling equipment, barrier needs and processing or storage conditions.
02 / PREPARE
We coordinate artwork checks and prepress adjustments and gravure cylinder production around the agreed bag dimensions and printing specifications.
03 / DELIVER
Printing, lamination and bag making, quality checks and delivery are coordinated against the same specifications. The production route is selected for the product and use conditions.
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