1. Specification and artwork
Confirm size, structure, thickness, features, tolerances, dieline and print standard before production.
See the production areas and equipment used to support printing, lamination, pouch making, inspection, samples and export packing. For a project-specific audit, request current records and arrange a live or in-person visit.
Direct answer: A flexible packaging factory converts printed film into finished bags through artwork preparation, printing, lamination and curing, slitting, pouch making, feature application, inspection and packing. The exact route depends on the pouch format, material structure, print method and required zipper, valve, spout or window.
These facility images show the working environment and equipment categories. Ask for a live walkthrough when current machine status or a specific capability must be verified.






Confirm size, structure, thickness, features, tolerances, dieline and print standard before production.
Print the approved version, combine functional layers and allow the agreed curing conditions.
Convert laminated rolls into the selected stand-up, flat-bottom, gusset, sachet or spout format.
Apply and position zippers, valves, spouts, windows, tear notches or other approved features.
Check dimensions, seals, registration, appearance and applicable functional tests against the order.
Confirm count, inner protection, carton marks and agreed pre-shipment records.
| Area | Useful evidence |
|---|---|
| Material control | Approved supplier identity, incoming checks, storage and lot traceability. |
| Artwork control | Version approval, dieline, color reference and print sign-off. |
| Process control | Specification, curing, machine settings, in-process checks and change records. |
| Final release | Inspection criteria, sample retention, packing checks and required test records. |
Send the pouch format, material, print process, quantity and test requirements before arranging the visit.
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