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Sterile Packaging Tips

Practical tips on sterile packaging: sterile pouches, lidstock, blister trays, heat sealing, ISO 11607 and ISO 13485.

Blister Tray Sealing Machines: The Forming Core of Rigid Sterile Barriers

2026-11-11

A robust rigid sterile barrier relies on consistent, reliable sealing between coated lids and blister trays. Martin full‑series medical tray sealers are engineered for PETG, PET, PP trays and various lidstock materials. Paired with our own blister trays and lidstock, we deliver a one‑stop sterile barrier packaging solution.

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Medical Mounting Cards & Retainers: The Invisible Armor Inside the Package

2026-11-11

Every shift of a device during transit threatens the integrity of the sterile barrier. Though medical support inserts and backing cards do not form the sterile barrier themselves, they act as invisible armor to restrain movement, avoid collision and prevent sharp components from puncturing packaging. Martin provides die‑cut inserts made from HDPE and PP.

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Sterilization Pouches: The Mainstay of Flexible Sterile Barrier Systems

2026-11-11

Martin’s flexible packaging cleanroom delivers fully integrated clean production, covering printing, curing, slitting, and pouch converting.

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Heat Sealing Lids: The Critical Seal of the Sterile Barrier System

2026-11-11

Lids are the key sealing materials that complete the sterile barrier system together with rigid blister trays: they must allow sterilants (EO gas or steam) to penetrate during sterilization, while effectively blocking external microorganisms before use.

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Medical Blister Trays: The Rigid Sterile Barrier for High-Value Devices

2026-11-11

Martin customizes precision cavities based on the 3D profile of each device, delivering packaging that combines structural rigidity, impact resistance, and clinical ease of use.

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