Available as printed roll stock and as premade pouches, BioFlex Pack laminate material from Ampac, is fully biodegradable and compostable according to European regulation EN 13432 and U.S. ASTM D6400.
An alternative to traditional straw punch-through beverage pouches, Ampac’s Pull Tab beverage pouch provides hygienic protection of the straw hole with a tear away Pull Tab label.
The Quick Zip pouch from Ampac uses an easy-open, resealable zipper closure method with self-mating hooks and/or loops that require minimal zipper alignment.
Ampac’s Flexi and Flexi-FreeTM films and pre-applied HFM Packaging labels are used to create the innovative Peel and Reseal Pouch for wet wipes and towelettes.
The E-Z ZIP® recloseable pouch from Ampac Flexibles opens easily and cleanly without having to tear off the top of the stand-up pouch, creating a neat and undamaged package for the consumer.
Ampac Flexibles’ Flexi-Free® Child Resistant barrier overwrap film has 4 standard film constructions with varying thickness, stiffness and toughness to provide multiple degrees of child resistance, while still maintaining ease of opening by seniors.
Ampac Flexibles, a unit of Ampac Packaging, has introduced Apex 3000 SF
series, a new line of sustainable films made with renewable and
compostable/degradable materials.
Ampac Flexibles has introduced Flexi-Free® 6985, a clear, high-moisture barrier lidstock without a foil layer that can seal to plastic trays and cups made from HIPS, HDPE, PP, APET, PETG, PS, PVC, PC, or Barex®.
Ampac Flexibles introduces Flexi 6864, a polyester/foil/heat-seal coated PE for applications such as orthopedic parts, cardio kits, diagnostics, and other heavier medical device/sterile medical disposable items.
Dow Chemical and Ampac Flexibles combined efforts to develop high-barrier coextruded films containing Saran™ brand polyvinylidene chloride resins for a variety of applications. Using multilayer coextruded film technology made from Saran resins, Ampac will be able to participate in new application areas by selling higher performing films.