MediCRRE0 Security Bag

MediCRREO is the only re-openable flexible pouch that has passed the packaging test of the US Consumer Product Safety Commission's “Children's safety and convenience for the elderly”. It is transparent and self-supporting, with a sliding zip at the top and a locking clip to prevent children from opening.

David Diederich, president of PacteCh in New York, said: "In the pharmaceutical industry, this stand-up pouch is also the first transparent packaging that can be used by children and can be re-sealed and used. It can replace those rigid packaging and bring more people. Convenience". CPSC, a pharmaceutical company, had proposed a reusable pharmaceutical package that would prevent children from using it. Pactech developed the outer package for its foaming board.

To cope with the manufacture of MediCRRE0, first, Texas Convey injection molding company provided a polyethylene seal according to Pactech's specifications. In order to make it meet the required specifications, Convey company in every JJ, this time is testing the seal.

Next, Cello-Foil, Michigan, composited three thin films of materials: nylon from New York-based Honeywell. The cross-laminate film of Houston Valeron Strong Films Corp., a strong deer of reinforced bags, and a low-density seal film from Dow Chemical of Michigan. In the high-volume production line, Cello-Foil also printed the product description and some necessary data on the surface of the packaging bag.

After purchasing a re-sealable sliding zipper from lTW Minigrip, Pactech concentrated on all the materials and began making bags. Its company's bag making machine unfolds the composite film and folds it unequally so that the zipper is placed on one side of the bag rather than the other. Place a zipper on the top of the bag to connect the sides of the bag. After the zipper position is determined, the bag is initially formed.

As the bagging process continues, the bag is controlled to secure the zipper seal. This is all done by Pactech's bag making machines. In general, the size range of the bag made by this bag making machine is: 2 x 2 x 3 inches - 24 x 24 x 8 inches. Depending on the size of the bag made, the speed of the machine is also correspondingly different. For example, to make an 8 x 12 x 3 inch bag, the production speed is approximately 50 feet per minute. Next, a Pactech machine seals the bag at a speed of 2000 feet per minute and fastens the zipper. This step ensures that children under the age of 4 and up can't open the package. In small batch production, Pactech will use inkjet printing to print the necessary captions on the bag.

Another pharmaceutical company Sanofi-Synthelabo Research also started using this kind of bag in October last year. The senior manager of the Clinical Supplies Investigation Committee is also deeply attracted by this kind of transparent packaging that prevents children from using it. He commented: "When we urgently needed this kind of packaging, MediCRRE0 provided us with the best solution."