Clamshell Packaging

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Blister and clamshell packaging is perfect for small consumer and industrial products that require a high level of security and product visibility. Also called carded packaging, blister packaging is backed by a printed card for product descriptions and instructions. Clamshells give your product visibility from the front and the back of the package, with a printed inserted card.

Blister and Clamshell Machines

Blister & Clamshell Packaging Machines

Blister packaging equipment is inexpensive, easy to operate, and comes in several designs made for different levels of productivity. Blister and clamshell sealers are available as small rotary machines to fully automatic inline systems. These machines are generally used for small products that require both security and visibility.
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Plastic-to-Plastic Clamshell Packaging

Clamshell Packaging

Clamshell packaging gives your product visibility from the front and the back of the package. Made from thermoformed transparent plastic, clamshells are essentially hinged boxes that can be made reclosable or permanently sealed.

Clamshell packaging can display your product in many ways, including hanging and standing upright. A printed insert displays product information and graphics.

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