Custom Printed Roll Stock for Automated Packaging Lines
Printed flexible film for form-fill-seal equipment should be engineered around the machine as carefully as it is designed around the brand—with competitive pricing, fast lead times and quality we stand behind.
Better value. Faster turnaround. Quality we stand behind.
Best Possible Pricing
We price around the actual format, volume and SKU mix to keep your packaging cost as competitive as possible.
Fastest Possible Lead Times
We pursue the fastest realistic production schedule for your approved specification and current production capacity.
Quality Guaranteed
We stand behind the quality of every order. If a verified manufacturing defect is found, we work to make it right.
Roll stock needs machine information—not just artwork.
Roll stock is a continuous web of printed flexible film. Your equipment forms and seals the material around the product, which means web width, repeat length, unwind, core, eye marks, maximum roll diameter and sealing conditions all matter.
Form-fill-seal film
Printed webs for vertical or horizontal forming, filling and sealing equipment.
Sachet film
Single-use and portion formats for powders, liquids and samples.
Flow-wrap applications
Printed film for bars, snacks and other horizontal wrapping lines.
Machine compatibility
Build the specification around actual equipment and operating conditions.
Custom barrier
Match oxygen, moisture, grease, aroma or light protection to the product.
Multi-SKU graphics
Coordinate multiple artworks on common structures and web specifications.
The packaging line is part of the specification.
If the exact roll-stock specification is unknown, the machine make and model, photos of current roll labels and a sample web can help establish a practical starting point.
Custom Printed Roll Stock for Automated Packaging Lines FAQ
Useful answers before you request pricing.
Web width, repeat length, unwind direction, core size, maximum roll diameter, eye-mark requirements, seal conditions, product type, quantity and artwork are the most useful details.
Vertical form-fill-seal equipment forms a package from roll stock in a vertical process, fills the product and seals the package.
Yes. Sachet and portion-control packaging commonly uses printed flexible film, but the exact material and dimensions depend on product and equipment.
An existing roll label, technical drawing or physical sample can provide useful starting information for review.