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Things to consider for your project  

At right, are a series of questions that can help you decide the best course to pursue for your thermoforming project. If you don't have answers for all questions, don't worry ... our experienced design team is here to help.

Example of a tri-fold clamshell

1
Part description component list (what is the package supposed to hold?)
2
Type of material (type, color, grade)
3
Gauge of material
4
Quantity required
5
Type of part (blister, trapped blister, clamshell, etc.)
6
Inside dimension (or closed dimension in the case of a clamshell)
7
Outside dimension (or open dimension in the case of a clamshell)
8
Depth (on a clamshell, closed depth, and open depth)
9
Flange size card size (where applicable)
10
If the part is a clamshell, does it need hang-holes, and if so, how many.
11
Are there any special functions the package needs to perform? (does it need to stand, how will it be sealed, etc.)
12
Are there data files available for the product?

 

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