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MATERIALS & FINISHES

The Possibilities Behind the Pack.

High-Barrier Structures

A barrier structure is selected around the protection required by the product. Oxygen and moisture are among the properties considered in Tsimis’s materials-development work.

Define the product, storage conditions and required barrier properties; the term “high barrier” alone is not a complete specification.

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Matte Finish

A matte finish changes the visual appearance of printed packaging. It is an appearance choice that can be discussed alongside the material structure.

Bring a reference for the appearance you want and identify the printed areas it should apply to.

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Rough Touch

Rough touch gives the pack a textured, tactile finish. It concerns how the surface feels as well as how the finished packaging looks.

Use a physical reference to discuss the intended texture together with your artwork and product requirements.

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Deep-Freeze Materials

Deep-freeze materials are an option for packaging intended for frozen storage. The actual temperature and handling requirements belong in the material specification.

State storage temperatures, packing conditions and handling requirements for the particular product.

Frozen Food · Special Applications

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Vacuum Packaging Structures

Vacuum-packaging structures are considered for processes in which air is removed from the pack. Material selection is linked to the product, equipment and required pack behaviour.

Describe the vacuum-packing process, pack dimensions, storage conditions and any opening requirements.

Coffee · Meat Products

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Our team can discuss alternative material structures to help improve packaging appearance and explore cost-saving options.

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