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Folding Cartons- Cartons with Brand Protection
Folding Cartons - Brand Protection
CCL Healthcare offers custom brand security strategies and security solutions. Developing an effective brand protection strategy will defend against counterfeiting, diversion, obsolescence, and maintain brand integrity. CCL is the market leader in brand protection offering a wide range of options that included Overt, Covert, and Forensics security features all manufactured under a cGMP process with a specialization in Track and Trace Serialization. These systems protect the integrity of brands and defend against grey market activities. Brand protection can be printed onto cartons. There are both flexographic and digital printed options available for cartons.
Custom configurations, styles, and designs are available for our folding carton offerings.
Overview of Folding Cartons
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Serialization
Serialization digitally printed and electronically verified coding or unique IDs which are directly printed onto each carton.
Partitions
Partitions are used to separate items going into the carton. They can also be used to keep products safe during its lifecycle.
Braille
Braille is raised dotted lettering that can be added to labels or packaging for people that are blind to read the labels or packaging.
Glued Leaflets
Glued Leaflets are a page compactly folded into many panels that is glued onto the outside or inside of a carton.
The CCL Advantage
Automation
Front-End Automation
Quality Assurance
Highest Quality Standards
Structure Design
Innovative Structure Design
Speed-to-Market
Exceptional Speed-to-Market
Why Choose CCL Healthcare for Folding Cartons?
CCL Healthcare utilizes proprietary software that streamlines the quoting, ordering, design turn around, production, and finishing process to reduce lead times which allows CCL Healthcare to offer no minimum order quantities (MOQ’s). Our automated front-end and investment in custom machinery enables us to deliver customized folding cartons in high-mix/low to medium-volume quantities in turnaround times that are unparalleled in the industry without sacrificing quality. Quality is built into everything we do and that is why we have invested heavily into 100% electronic inspection systems that allow us to detect the smallest defects and automatically remove the cartons from the production run ensuring we deliver superior quality first time every.
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Auto Bottoms
Auto Bottoms have a bottom closure that pops into place making the set up simple, convenient, and quick.
Straight Tucks
A perforated panel with a fold is added to the back panel. The perforations are aligned, and the front panel is sealed to the back panel.
Reverse Tucks
Reverse Tucks are located at the seam along the right-side panel, in the rear. The closure panels fold at opposite sides on the top and bottom.
Tucks with Partitions
Tucks with Partitions has closure panels on top and bottom swing in opposite directions with a lip that tucks and a partition inside.
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Twinsert pharmaceutical leaflets – Twin-Serts
Twinsert pharmaceutical leaflets, also known as Twin-Serts or Twin-Leaflets, are a type of folded leaflet commonly used in the pharmaceutical industry. These leaflets are designed to provide detailed information about a medication or medical device to patients and healthcare providers.
Twinsert leaflets are called “twin” leaflets because they combine two separate leaflets into one package. This allows for the inclusion of more information in a smaller package size, which is beneficial for pharmaceutical companies looking to reduce packaging costs and environmental impact.
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Braille Labels
Pharmaceutical braille is a tactile writing system used to label medication packaging for individuals who are visually impaired or blind. Pharmaceutical braille labels are designed to provide important information about the medication, including dosage, administration instructions, and warnings, in a format that can be easily read and understood by individuals with visual impairments.
Pharmaceutical braille labels are typically created using a special printing process that embosses the braille text onto the label material. This process creates a raised surface that can be felt by touch, allowing individuals with visual impairments to read the label with their fingertips.
Inverted Hanger Labels (IVHL)
The inverted hanger feature allows the label to hang upside down, making it easier to read the information on the label when the medication is stored on a shelf or in a medicine cabinet. This design also helps to conserve space, as the label can be hung on a peg rather than taking up valuable shelf space.
Inverted Hanger labels for medication are typically made from high-quality, durable materials that are resistant to moisture, light, and other environmental factors that can affect the quality and effectiveness of the medication. They are also designed to meet industry regulations and standards for medication labeling, ensuring that patients receive accurate and comprehensive information about their medications.
Pressure Sensitive Labels
Pressure sensitive labels, also known as self-adhesive labels, are a type of label that adheres to a surface when pressure is applied. These labels are made of three layers: the facestock (the label material), the adhesive layer, and the liner (the backing material).
When pressure is applied to the label, the adhesive layer sticks to the surface, creating a bond. This type of label is commonly used for product labeling, packaging, and branding purposes.
Guide to Pressure Sensitive Labels
Pressure sensitive labels, also known as self-adhesive labels, are a type of label that adheres to a surface when pressure is applied. These labels are made of three layers: the facestock (the label material), the adhesive layer, and the liner (the backing material).
When pressure is applied to the label, the adhesive layer sticks to the surface, creating a bond. This type of label is commonly used for product labeling, packaging, and branding purposes.
Pressure sensitive labels can be made from a variety of materials, including paper, plastic, and foil, and they can be printed in a range of colors and designs. They are easy to apply and remove, making them a popular choice for labeling products in many industries.
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Guidelines for Directions for Use (DFU)
Guidelines for Directions for Use (DFU) are similar to Instructions for Use (IFU) but specifically pertain to medical devices. The DFU provides detailed instructions to the user on how to use the device safely and effectively. These guidelines are critical for healthcare professionals and patients who are using medical devices for treatment or diagnosis.
