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Item Name |
Stand Up Ziplock Bags for Coffee Packaging |
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Bag Type |
Stand Up Pouch |
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Key Feature |
With a flat bottom gusset that allows them to stand upright |
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Material |
PET/AL/PE, or PET/VMPET/PE |
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Size |
Customized, based on the products packed inside |
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Thickness |
Customized, based on the products packed inside |
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Printing |
Gravure printing up to 9 colors |
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MOQ |
Depending on the size of the bag, normally 10,000 pieces |
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Application |
All kinds of snack food packaging, such as biscuits, potato chips, candies, nuts, dried fruits, pastries, beef jerky, fish jerky, etc. |
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Samples |
Stock samples are available for free, shipping cost is at the customer's account |
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Packaging |
Standard export cartons, or customized |
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Delivery Time |
According to the order quantity, usually 2-4 weeks after order confirmed and deposit received |
Features
Stand up pouches are a type of flexible packaging that is becoming increasingly popular for a variety of products. They have a number of features that make them well-suited for a variety of applications, including:
1. Resealable closure: Stand up pouches typically have a resealable closure such as zippers or spouts, which allow customers to easily open and close the package multiple times. This is a great feature for products that are meant to be consumed over time, such as snacks or trail mix.
2. Easy to dispense: Stand up pouches are easy to dispense from, even when they are empty. This is because the bottom of the pouch is flat, which allows it to stand upright on a shelf or countertop.
3. Branding opportunities: Stand up pouches offer a large surface area for branding and product information. This is a great way to make your product stand out on the shelf and to communicate your brand message to consumers.
4. Barrier protection: Stand-up pouches are designed to provide barrier protection against moisture, oxygen, UV light and other environmental factors that can affect the quality and freshness of the contents.
5. Durable: Stand up pouches are made from durable materials that can withstand the rigors of shipping and handling. This makes them a good choice for products that are transported long distances or that are subject to rough handling.
In addition to these features, stand up pouches can also be customized to meet the specific needs of your product. For example, you can choose the size, shape, and material of the pouch, as well as the type of closure. This makes stand up pouches a versatile packaging option that can be used for a wide variety of products.
Benefits
The main benefit of using ziplock bags is that the zipper-type closure ensures a good seal, which helps to keep the contents inside fresh and secure. Ziplock bags are also relatively inexpensive, lightweight, and easy to use, making them a convenient and cost-effective storage solution. Additionally, they come in a variety of sizes and can be used to store almost anything.
When custom-making a plastic bag, the material structure should be designed based on the intended use and the desired properties of the bag. Generally, the material structure of a plastic bag consists of a substrate layer(Outer layer), a barrier layer(middle layer), and a sealant layer (inner layer). The substrate layer provides the bag with strength and shape. The barrier layer provides protection from moisture, oxygen, and other environmental factors. The sealant layer provides a secure closure and prevents leakage. Here are some steps to consider when designing the material structure of a plastic bag:
1. Determine the intended use of the bag, such as whether it is used to store food, pharmaceutical, clothing, electronics, or other items.
2. Identify the specifications and requirements of the packaging, such as the size, shape, weight, and volume of the contents to be packaged, as well as the storage and transportation conditions.
3. Select the appropriate materials based on the intended use, specifications, and requirements of the packaging, considering factors such as strength, durability, flexibility, and barrier properties. Common materials used in plastic pouches and bags include polypropylene (PP), polyethylene (PE), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), aluminium foil, and nylon.
4. Determine the number and arrangement of material layers needed to achieve the desired properties and performance. This may depend on factors such as the type of product being packaged, the level of protection required, and the intended use of the packaging.
5. Consider the manufacturing process and any additional features that may be needed, such as printing, sealing, or adding zippers or spouts.
6. Test and evaluate the material structure to ensure that it meets the specifications and requirements, and make any necessary adjustments or improvements.
Overall, designing the material structure of a plastic pouch or bag requires careful consideration of the specifications and requirements, as well as the properties and performance of the materials and the manufacturing process.
