Category: Printing and Packaging Materials
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Packaging Artwork Revisions: Keep the File and Approval Sample Together
When artwork changes after a decorated packaging sample has been approved, the earlier approval still describes the earlier version. Connect the revised file to the […]
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Cushion Compacts: Establishing a Working Fill With the Sponge
A cushion compact's working fill must be established with the selected reservoir, sponge and formula. The empty reservoir volume, the mass introduced during filling and […]
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Packaging Upgrade for the Chemical, Building Materials and Food Industries: Analysis of the Application Advantages of Paper-Plastic Composite Valve Bags
Bulk granular and powdery materials such as chemical powders, building dry powders, food raw materials, fertilizers and feeds have strict requirements for packaging moisture resistance, […]
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Refillable Loose Powder Jars: Decide Which Parts Are Replaced
Developing a refillable loose powder jar starts with a practical choice: what does the user remove and replace when the powder runs out? The refill […]
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Easy Open Ends: Key Applications Across Industries
Metal packaging continues to play an important role in protecting products, extending shelf life, and providing convenient access for consumers. Among the essential components of […]
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How Paper Quality Influences Consistency in Composite Packaging
In composite packaging, the performance of a finished material depends on more than the properties of its most visible layer. Aluminum foil may provide an […]
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Liquid Eyeliner Pens: Fill Quantity and Usable Delivery
The liquid put into an eyeliner pen is not automatically the liquid it will deliver before line quality becomes unacceptable. Initial fill describes an input. […]
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Eyeshadow Compact Mirrors: Protective Film or Surface Damage?
A hazy mirror in a new eyeshadow compact needs investigation before it is accepted or rejected. A temporary surface protection film can change the view, […]
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Lipstick Packaging: Cap Pull-Off Force and Mechanism Torque
Removing a lipstick cap and turning its base are different actions. For a pull-off cap, opening is assessed as a force along a defined direction. […]
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Sambound Packaging: Comparing Glossy and Soft-Touch Handling
Gloss and touch describe different aspects of a packaging surface. Gloss concerns reflected light; soft-touch describes a tactile finish. A surface's appearance alone does not […]