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Bag in box
Of or pertaining to a method of packaging liquids. Bag-in-box, or BiB, consists of bladder made of layers of metallic material inside a cardboard box used for protection and shape.
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flaps
Packaging; Bag in box
On boxes where there are four box flaps, these are designated based on their size and order which they are folded in (The minor flaps are normally smaller and are folded in first and the major flaps ...
film yield
Packaging; Bag in box
A yield measures the coverage of a film per unit weight. It can be expressed in square inches per pound or meters squared per kilogram (in US or metric units respectively).
filling machine
Packaging; Bag in box
A packaging machine that measures a product from bulk by some predefined value, e.g. volume, mass, or level in a container.
extruded film
Packaging; Bag in box
The process in which the extrusion of molten resin occurs through a die, which then produces a film.
extended shelf life (ESL)
Packaging; Bag in box
Involves the pasteurization of a product and the transfer to a package in a controlled-atmosphere filler.
elongation at break
Packaging; Bag in box
The amount of stretch the film underwent before the point of break (measured on the tensile test machine).
dunnage
Packaging; Bag in box
Any material that will compress to fill the void on top of the bag and prevent the wave action from occurring during transportation.
