Variety of hole drilling processes

When hanging products on hooks for display, it is possible to suspend them by inserting a white header or a transparent header at the top of the bag and making holes there. By using a header, the weight of the product on the inserted core material can prevent the bag from tearing and falling. While white headers are more common, transparent headers do not interfere with the colors of the products inside, making them stand out more. Additionally, printing on the header portion is also possible. In the case of bags with headers, a partition called an ultrasonic seal is created below the header, so if you want to insert products from the top during the packing process, you will need a top-loading type of bag. *For information about bag types, please refer to the article "【Partner Company Bag Case Study】Bringing Customer Requests to Life - Innovations in Sealing Openings." Furthermore, when attaching bags to products like socks that are hung on hangers, we make hook holes. However, in that case, if you use a header, it becomes difficult to insert products from the bottom due to the ultrasonic seal, so we recommend using a bag without a header. Our company proposes bags that can showcase your desired products in the best way!

Many customers request hole punching processes, such as holes for displaying products or for releasing air. This time, we would like to introduce the hole punching processes that we commonly perform. 1. Round holes and hook holes: Holes for hanging products in stores. * There are general round holes and hook holes used for displaying products by passing them through from the bottom and having the hanger part come out of the bag. 2. Airplane holes: Similar to hook holes, but resembling the shape of an airplane viewed from the front, with the upper round part hooked onto a hook. 3. Triangle holes: Similar to hook holes, but in a triangular shape, with the top of the triangle hooked onto a hook. 4. Oval holes: Oval-shaped holes that are easy to hold and are often used as carrying bags. 5. Air holes: These reduce the work of releasing air when stacking bags, preventing them from becoming bulky and improving work efficiency. Additionally, they help prevent bags from bursting due to air buildup and reduce the risk of suffocation if a child puts a bag over their head. We will proceed with the size and position of the holes based on your intended use and preferences. If you have any other desired hole punching processes, please feel free to consult with us.