BIB for Water and Low-Viscosity Beverages

Specification Table: Low-Viscosity Liners

Common Questions & Answers (FAQ)

• Q: Why is a high oxygen barrier not necessary for water?
• A: Pure water is chemically stable. A high barrier is only needed if the water contains additives, flavoring, or if the taste/mineral profile is extremely sensitive to long-term exposure.

• Q: How do you prevent the basic tap from leaking?
• A: We utilize precision injection molding for the tap body and rigorous torque control during the cap sealing process, ensuring a secure, non-drip seal that meets industry standards for basic dispensing.

• Q: Is this film strong enough for heavy 20L bags?
• A: Yes. Although thin, the material is a linear low-density PE (LLDPE) co-extrusion, which is specifically chosen for its superior puncture and tensile strength, easily handling the 20kg load.

Specification Features

• Anti-Blocking Additives: Controlled level of anti-block agent in the film to ensure clean, rapid bag separation during high-speed feeding into the filler.

• Weld Geometry: Optimized seam design that minimizes material overlap while maximizing fusion area, reducing the material cost of the perimeter seal.

• Clean Resin: Using virgin, non-recycled food-grade resins to avoid taste/odor transfer, even on these commodity liners.

Production Process and Cooperation Advantages

• High Volume Pricing: Offering highly competitive pricing models based on our efficient production and low-cost raw material consumption for high-volume orders.

• Filler Calibration Service: Providing specialized technical service to calibrate client's high-speed fillers for the optimal throughput and minimal bag rejection rate for this low-cost film.

• JIT Inventory Management: Working with clients to establish Just-In-Time (JIT) delivery schedules, managing their inventory of high-volume bags to reduce their warehousing costs.

• Flexibility in Taps: Offering rapid tooling changes to accommodate various international standard taps required by different markets (e.g., Italian, French, US standards).