Snack and pillow packs
Printed film for chips, biscuits, candy and flow-wrap products where repeat length controls the pack.
Roll stock film
Roll stock should be planned from the packing machine backwards: film width, repeat length, seal direction, material and artwork all need to match the line.
Printed film for chips, biscuits, candy and flow-wrap products where repeat length controls the pack.
Roll stock for powders, samples and small portions that need accurate sealing and cutting.
Film for machine-packed refills, pouches or trays when line compatibility is already defined.
The structure must match product barrier needs and sealing temperature. Slip, stiffness, curl and roll direction can affect line performance.
Front panel, barcode, date-code area and eye mark need to be checked on the actual repeat before production.
Treat roll film as a line-compatibility item. Confirm film width, repeat length, core size, winding direction, eye mark and seal behavior before artwork approval.
Confirm machine type, film width, repeat length, eye mark, winding direction, seal direction and core size.
Match product barrier and seal behavior to the line before approving structure.
Check panel layout, barcode, date-code area and eye mark on the real repeat length.
Review print alignment, winding direction and roll handling before bulk production.
Run or request a line trial when feeding, cutting or sealing risk is not clear.
Discuss roll stock with machine route, repeat length and seal direction first.
Send: Machine type, film width, repeat length, eye mark, winding direction and core size.
Hold quotation as an estimate until co-packer or equipment data is supplied.
Send: Artwork file, target pack size, co-packer contact data or machine sheet.
Confirm that the structure also works with sealing equipment and line handling.
Send: Material target, product condition, seal layer need, finish, quantity and destination.
Machine type or co-packer route
Film width and repeat length
Eye mark and code area position
Winding direction, seal direction and core size
Target size, quantity range and delivery country or region
Material or structure preference if already known
Print colors, surface finish and print file readiness
Dieline, sample photo, current package photo or size sketch
Applications
Roll stock is a machine route. Width, repeat length, eye mark, winding direction, seal direction and line fit must be discussed before production.
Printed film for chips, biscuits, candy and flow-wrap products where repeat length controls the pack.
Roll stock for powders, samples and small portions that need accurate sealing and cutting.
Film for machine-packed refills, pouches or trays when line compatibility is already defined.
Bag and material fit
These options are planning routes, not fixed specifications. Final material and construction should be confirmed against product use, artwork and sample requirements.
The structure must match product barrier needs and sealing temperature. Slip, stiffness, curl and roll direction can affect line performance.
Front panel, barcode, date-code area and eye mark need to be checked on the actual repeat before production.
Treat roll film as a line-compatibility item. Confirm film width, repeat length, core size, winding direction, eye mark and seal behavior before artwork approval.
Material and print route
Roll stock must connect machine data, material behavior, artwork repeat and line trial before bulk production.
Confirm machine type, film width, repeat length, eye mark, winding direction, seal direction and core size.
Match product barrier and seal behavior to the line before approving structure.
Check panel layout, barcode, date-code area and eye mark on the real repeat length.
Review print alignment, winding direction and roll handling before bulk production.
Run or request a line trial when feeding, cutting or sealing risk is not clear.
Production check
Without film width, repeat length, eye mark, seal direction and machine route, the roll can look correct but fail on the packing line.
Buying checks
When this applies
Packaging advice
Discuss roll stock with machine route, repeat length and seal direction first.
Send first
Machine type, film width, repeat length, eye mark, winding direction and core size.
When this applies
Packaging advice
Hold quotation as an estimate until co-packer or equipment data is supplied.
Send first
Artwork file, target pack size, co-packer contact data or machine sheet.
When this applies
Packaging advice
Confirm that the structure also works with sealing equipment and line handling.
Send first
Material target, product condition, seal layer need, finish, quantity and destination.
RFQ details
A useful RFQ connects product behavior, format choice, print file readiness, quantity and delivery country or region so the factory can check the right route.
Quote request
Include roll width, repeat length, core size, winding direction, eye mark, material target, print file readiness and quantity.