Pouch Styles

Shipping cartons for hquids in cans and bottles, bulk solids in jars, pouches, and folding boxes, and briquetted items with or without individual packaging are usually made or corrugated kraft paper. The most common styles are the regular slotted caiton (RSC), the end-opening RSC, and the center special-full overlap slotted container (SFF). End joints may be stapled, stitched, glued, or taped. 

Flexible packaging such as laminates, films, pouches and sachets relies on various styles of seal. These may be fin (inside to inside) from a single web, overlap (inside to outside) from a single web, inside to inside from two separate webs (four sided seal), or one web folded over by a centre fold (three or four sided seal). 

Pouches can be made in a variety of styles. However, the majority can be categorized into one of four groups pillow pouches, three-side seal pouches, four-side seal pouches, and stand-up pouches. 

Package style (e.g., formable versus nonformable pouch)... 

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