Sig Sapal: Reclosable packaging

Developed by the Easy Snap Div. of SIG Pak (New Richmond, WI),the Easy Snap reclosable package is produced on a vf/f/s machine. The rigid feature, which gives a “snap” feel and sound when closed by the consumer, is formed on the bagger itself rather than by application of a pre-extruded zipper or tin-tie material.

Sig Sapal

Sep 30, 2000

Benefits include minimal additional headroom required on the package and no reduction in vf/f/s bagger speed or efficiency.

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