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View equipmentMachinery, packaging supplies, and tooling from one U.S.-based partner. Since 1949, Powerpak has helped manufacturers package retail products with practical blister and clamshell systems that run reliably, change over quickly, and scale with volume.
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See sealing equipment for blister, clamshell, clean room, and club-pack programs.
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View suppliesWe offer custom or stock molds and sealing trays, all done in-house.
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Ask PowerpakA practical rotary sealing system for manufacturers that need dependable blister and clamshell packaging without oversized automation, complicated changeovers, or contract-packer delays.
Choose from blister packs, clamshells, cards, trays, fold-seal packaging, cartons, and tooling options matched to your product and production needs.
Clear product visibility, carded presentation, and practical protection for retail programs.
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Stock and custom clamshell options for products that need visibility and protection.
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Powerpak's eco-friendly option for selected retail products and sustainability goals.
See fold-seal optionsFishing lures, hardware, beauty products, electronics, and other retail goods need packaging that protects the product and presents it clearly on the shelf.
Protect finishes, separate hooks, keep lures presentable on the shelf, and choose between stock and custom blister or clamshell formats.
Short videos show machine operation, tooling, fishing tackle packaging, fold-seal options, and long-running Powerpak equipment.
Built to earn confidence: Powerpak shows real machine operation, tooling, packaged outputs, long-running equipment, and U.S.-based support before your project moves forward.
In 1949, Peter Green helped turn a retail theft problem into a practical blister package: clear product visibility, stronger shelf protection, printed cards, and a sealing process that could be repeated.
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Powerpak can help choose the machine, package style, tooling approach, and demo or sample option that fits the product.