secondary packaging material for counter-sealing on blister cards

1. Clamshell Packaging: Clamshell packaging is a popular choice for counter-sealing blister cards. It consists of two hinged plastic shells that enclose the blister card, providing visibility and protection to the product. Clamshell packaging is commonly used for electronics, toys, and other retail products.
2. Blister Cartons: Blister cartons are cardboard or paperboard containers that are designed to hold and protect blister cards. They have a cavity or recess to accommodate the blister card, and a lid that can be folded or hinged to close the package. Blister cartons provide a more cost-effective and sustainable option compared to plastic clamshell packaging.
3. Display Boxes: Display boxes, also known as window boxes, feature a transparent window on the front panel that allows the blister card to be visible while protecting the product. These boxes are typically made of cardboard or paperboard and can be easily customized with branding or product information.
4. Sleeve Packaging: Sleeve packaging involves using a printed paper or cardboard sleeve to slide over the blister card, effectively enclosing and protecting it. Sleeve packaging offers branding opportunities and can be designed with tear strips or perforations for easy opening.

Thickness range : 180 up to 500 μ (tolérance +/- 7%)

Standard : 700 x 1000 mm, 980 x 800 mm and 1235 x 1015 mm

Tolerance : Length +/- 1 mm, width +/- 2 mm