In-line glue tacking
Glue spots applied in-line so outserts stay closed and square through feeding.
Pharmaceutical
Insert & outsert folding
Parallel and right-angle fold plans that bring large package inserts down to the folded size your packaging needs.
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Good for
- Package inserts (PIs) and medication guides
- Outserts for bottles and cartons
- Patient information leaflets
- OTC and nutraceutical inserts
What we need to quote it
- Quantity per version, or a range
- Final folded size, plus the flat sheet size
- Fold plan or panel count, or a sample to match
- Stock (bible-weight, offset…), or ask us to advise
- Color and coating
- Versions and item codes, and where the glue spot goes
- Need-by date, files, and ship-to ZIP or pickup
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Insert & outsert folding · questions
What people ask first.
Usually a large, lightweight sheet, often bible-weight, with small type across many panels. Tell us the stock, or ask us to advise.
After parallel folds pleat the sheet into a strip, the strip turns 90° and folds again. That's how a large PI comes down to a small, square insert.
Yes. Send the spec or a sample and we'll match it, or propose a fold plan if you're starting from a new size.
What moves the price
- 01Fold plan: how many parallel and right-angle folds it takes to reach the folded size
- 02Paper: thin bible-weight stock runs slower than offset
- 03Glue tacking or tip-on in-line
- 04Versions and item codes, since each one is a change-over
General factors for pharma work. Your estimator prices the actual job after review.
Pharma process
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Instruction insertion
Leaflets and instructions inserted into cartons and packaging.
Tip-on PIs & blister packs
PIs and blister packs attached with precision in-line gluing.
Quote portal
Quote insert & outsert folding in one short form.
The form opens with this service already ticked, and a person reads every request. Rough specs are fine: leave gaps and we'll ask.