Vacuum packaging

Vacuum can be used for thermoforming of plastic cavities or pockets for blister packaging. The packaging is usually sealed by a paperboard, a lidding seal made of aluminum foil or a printed plastic film allowing to display product information or branding.

Blister packaging has the advantage of exhibiting a product while simultaneously avoiding its contact with external factors such as humidity and contamination. Moreover, tampering of the packaged items can be prevented. If opaque blisters are used, the packaged product can also be protected against UV rays.

Blister packs are often used as unit-dose packaging for pharmaceuticals like tablets or capsules but also for small consumer goods or foodstuffs.

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Vacuum can be used for thermoforming of plastic cavities or pockets for blister packaging. The packaging is usually sealed by a paperboard, a lidding seal made of aluminum foil or a printed plastic film allowing to display product information or branding.

Blister packaging has the advantage of exhibiting a product while simultaneously avoiding its contact with external factors such as humidity and contamination. Moreover, tampering of the packaged items can be prevented. If opaque blisters are used, the packaged product can also be protected against UV rays.

Blister packs are often used as unit-dose packaging for pharmaceuticals like tablets or capsules but also for small consumer goods or foodstuffs.

Our solutions

Vacuum can be used for thermoforming of plastic cavities or pockets for blister packaging. The packaging is usually sealed by a paperboard, a lidding seal made of aluminum foil or a printed plastic film allowing to display product information or branding.

Blister packaging has the advantage of exhibiting a product while simultaneously avoiding its contact with external factors such as humidity and contamination. Moreover, tampering of the packaged items can be prevented. If opaque blisters are used, the packaged product can also be protected against UV rays.

Blister packs are often used as unit-dose packaging for pharmaceuticals like tablets or capsules but also for small consumer goods or foodstuffs.

Our solutions

Vacuum can be used for thermoforming of plastic cavities or pockets for blister packaging. The packaging is usually sealed by a paperboard, a lidding seal made of aluminum foil or a printed plastic film allowing to display product information or branding.

Blister packaging has the advantage of exhibiting a product while simultaneously avoiding its contact with external factors such as humidity and contamination. Moreover, tampering of the packaged items can be prevented. If opaque blisters are used, the packaged product can also be protected against UV rays.

Blister packs are often used as unit-dose packaging for pharmaceuticals like tablets or capsules but also for small consumer goods or foodstuffs.

Our solutions

Vacuum can be used for thermoforming of plastic cavities or pockets for blister packaging. The packaging is usually sealed by a paperboard, a lidding seal made of aluminum foil or a printed plastic film allowing to display product information or branding.

Blister packaging has the advantage of exhibiting a product while simultaneously avoiding its contact with external factors such as humidity and contamination. Moreover, tampering of the packaged items can be prevented. If opaque blisters are used, the packaged product can also be protected against UV rays.

Blister packs are often used as unit-dose packaging for pharmaceuticals like tablets or capsules but also for small consumer goods or foodstuffs.

Our solutions

Vacuum packaging is not limited to solids. Liquids such as oil, sauces, remoulades or dressings can also be packaged under vacuum.

The packaging of these goods presents special challenges. In order to avoid the leak of the liquids during the packaging process, the bags are positioned vertically or inclined inside the vacuum chamber. Moreover, liquid, or wet products carry the risk of boiling during vacuuming which needs to be prevented in order to avoid damage to the product.

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Vacuum packaging is the most effective and reliable method of storing currencies.

Bundles of a predefined quantity of banknotes are vacuumized. The plastic packaging can then be printed with a seal of the relevant bank or branch and a specific identity code. This makes the transport and storage of the packages traceable and safe. Theft and fraud can be prevented because a manipulated package is easily recognizable by a broken seal and an increase of air inside the plastic bag.

Vacuum packaged, banknotes can be stored in a very compact way as the air is extracted and the volume of the package is thus reduced to a minimum. The packages therefore need less space and can be transported easily.

Moreover, vacuum packaging allows to protect currencies from the harmful influences of moisture or dirt.

Our solutions

Vacuum can be used for thermoforming of plastic cavities or pockets for blister packaging. The packaging is usually sealed by a paperboard, a lidding seal made of aluminum foil or a printed plastic film allowing to display product information or branding.

Blister packaging has the advantage of exhibiting a product while simultaneously avoiding its contact with external factors such as humidity and contamination. Moreover, tampering of the packaged items can be prevented. If opaque blisters are used, the packaged product can also be protected against UV rays.

Blister packs are often used as unit-dose packaging for pharmaceuticals like tablets or capsules but also for small consumer goods or foodstuffs.

Our solutions

Vacuum packaging is the most effective and reliable method of storing currencies.

Bundles of a predefined quantity of banknotes are vacuumized. The plastic packaging can then be printed with a seal of the relevant bank or branch and a specific identity code. This makes the transport and storage of the packages traceable and safe. Theft and fraud can be prevented because a manipulated package is easily recognizable by a broken seal and an increase of air inside the plastic bag.

Vacuum packaged, banknotes can be stored in a very compact way as the air is extracted and the volume of the package is thus reduced to a minimum. The packages therefore need less space and can be transported easily.

Moreover, vacuum packaging allows to protect currencies from the harmful influences of moisture or dirt.

Our solutions

Vacuum can be used for thermoforming of plastic cavities or pockets for blister packaging. The packaging is usually sealed by a paperboard, a lidding seal made of aluminum foil or a printed plastic film allowing to display product information or branding.

Blister packaging has the advantage of exhibiting a product while simultaneously avoiding its contact with external factors such as humidity and contamination. Moreover, tampering of the packaged items can be prevented. If opaque blisters are used, the packaged product can also be protected against UV rays.

Blister packs are often used as unit-dose packaging for pharmaceuticals like tablets or capsules but also for small consumer goods or foodstuffs.

Our solutions

Vacuum can be used for thermoforming of plastic cavities or pockets for blister packaging. The packaging is usually sealed by a paperboard, a lidding seal made of aluminum foil or a printed plastic film allowing to display product information or branding.

Blister packaging has the advantage of exhibiting a product while simultaneously avoiding its contact with external factors such as humidity and contamination. Moreover, tampering of the packaged items can be prevented. If opaque blisters are used, the packaged product can also be protected against UV rays.

Blister packs are often used as unit-dose packaging for pharmaceuticals like tablets or capsules but also for small consumer goods or foodstuffs.

Our solutions

Vacuum can be used for thermoforming of plastic cavities or pockets for blister packaging. The packaging is usually sealed by a paperboard, a lidding seal made of aluminum foil or a printed plastic film allowing to display product information or branding.

Blister packaging has the advantage of exhibiting a product while simultaneously avoiding its contact with external factors such as humidity and contamination. Moreover, tampering of the packaged items can be prevented. If opaque blisters are used, the packaged product can also be protected against UV rays.

Blister packs are often used as unit-dose packaging for pharmaceuticals like tablets or capsules but also for small consumer goods or foodstuffs.

Our solutions

Vacuum can be used for thermoforming of plastic cavities or pockets for blister packaging. The packaging is usually sealed by a paperboard, a lidding seal made of aluminum foil or a printed plastic film allowing to display product information or branding.

Blister packaging has the advantage of exhibiting a product while simultaneously avoiding its contact with external factors such as humidity and contamination. Moreover, tampering of the packaged items can be prevented. If opaque blisters are used, the packaged product can also be protected against UV rays.

Blister packs are often used as unit-dose packaging for pharmaceuticals like tablets or capsules but also for small consumer goods or foodstuffs.

Our solutions