Stand Up Pouch with Window

Why Use Window Stand-Up Pouches?

Stand-up pouches with windows can serve a wide range of packaging functions for example. These styles of pouches are perfect for editable and nondebatable products. The window keeps the product safe from all external factors that can degrade the quality of the product. Product s in window stand-up pouches are great for display on shelves and cabinets, giving a glimpse of the pouch’s contents and creating easy product identification. 

Benefits and Features of Kraft Stand-Up Pouch Bags.

• Laminated, Rice Paper, and Kraft Paper window pouches bags offer a resealable zipper that allows a customer to open and close a bag keeping items fresh inside.
• Common application of Rice Paper Pouches with the muted tones and fibrous material, these bags are great for custom gifts, hotel kits, and high-end treats.
• These pouch bags can be sealed, at the top of the bag, using a heat sealer to create a tamper-proof safety seal when it leaves the factory.
• Each bag has a tear notch, at the top of the bag, to conveniently open the bag for the first time.

Materials Used To Make Kraft Stand Up Pouches:

Below is a list of the different types and layers of films used to create our kraft stand-up barrier pouches. Choosing the correct materials ensures you get the needed barrier protection when packaging your product(s). If you need help, please feel free to give our sales staff a call at 1-800-820-4722 Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 am and 5 pm eastern standard time.

 

• PET: Polyester, (Polyethylene Terephthalate): Tough, temperature resistant polymer. Biaxially oriented PET film is used in laminates for packaging, where it provides strength, stiffness, and temperature resistance. It is usually combined with other films for heat-seal ability and improved barrier properties
• ALU: Foil (AL or ALU): A thin gauge (6-12 microns) aluminum foil laminated to plastic films to provide maximum oxygen, aroma, and water vapor barrier properties. Although it is by far the best barrier material, it is increasingly being replaced by metalized films, (see MET-PET, MET-OPP, and VMPET) because of cost.
• LLDPE: Linear low-density polyethylene. Tougher than LDPE and has better heat seal strength but has higher haze.
• KRAFT & White KRAFT: Kraft paper or kraft is paper or paperboard (cardboard) produced from chemical pulp produced in the kraft process.
• BOPP: BOPP films (Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene Films) are produced by stretching polypropylene film in both machine direction and transverse direction. BOPP film is used in a vast range of applications comprising packaging, labeling, and lamination. BOPP films are excellent for packaging food because of their moisture barrier, seal ability, clarity, and ability to print graphics on them.
• VMPET: Vacuum Metalized Polyester Film, Vacuum metalized film is usually designated to mean the polymer films with the surface deposited with a thin layer of metal, usually aluminum in flexible packaging applications, through vacuum depositing.