child resistant bags

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We are excited to introduce a couple of products in both our equipment and flexible packaging product line.

Our popular W-300DAT(S) series of table top direct heat (constant heat) sealers is now available with a straight vertical serrated seal line for those looking to match seal types on your current bag. The W-250DATVS still has the same great features found on our W-300DAT(S) units.

Consistent seals each time (equipped with a 6 second timer)
Strong 15mm wide seal – vertical serrated seal example below
German equipped temperature controller
PTFE coated jaws for easier cleaning
Footswitch allows for hands free operation
Protector bars around the sealing jaws

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On our flexible side, we have added a child resistant stand up pouch that is both child resistant and tamper evident. Our stock stand up pouches are labeled with instructions for adult use (see below). These foil pouches are specifically designed for low oxygen, low moisture vapor and UV resistant. The bags comply with ASTM D3475.

Child resistant
Tamper evident
Maximize shelf life
Protect your flavor profile
Uncompromised barrier protection
Material structure: 5mil foil

Custom printing is also available. Contact your local distributor for more information.

Introducing New Flexible Packaging Products: Child Resistant Bags

New Packaging Solution Meets Federal Regulations for Pharmaceutical, OTC Medications and Marijuana Products
Our CHILD RESISTANT BAGS can be used for any product that should be kept away from children: detergent pods, marijuana or any substance that may be dangerous to children can be stored in these bags. These bags include a closure zipper that requires two hands to open. The zipper can be manipulated by adults easily but will be difficult for children to access. These bags meet ASTM D3475-15 (American Society for Testing and Material Child Resistant) standards.

To open, push the small lever up, then pull the zipper out to access items. To close, push the zipper lock until you hear a “click” from the bottom lever. These extra steps are easy for adults to follow but make it difficult for children to access what’s inside.