Start with a reviewed packing job
The production dieline is specific to the approved format
There is no reliable one-size-fits-all sachet template. Web width, repeat, seals, tear features, registration marks, print method and supplier requirements can change the artwork file. We issue or confirm the applicable dieline after reviewing your product, target fill, packaging format and likely production route.
Every option has a next step
Choose the artwork or format guidance you need
Stick-pack dieline
For suitable single-serve products where a narrow vertical pack is the reviewed production format.
Request the approved dieline → Flat formatFlat-sachet dieline
For suitable powders and selected wet products using an approved flat sachet construction.
Request the approved dieline → Connected formatTwin or perforated pack
For reviewed projects requiring connected compartments, matched products or perforated units.
Request the approved dieline → PreflightArtwork preparation guide
Confirm print-ready file basics, safe areas, fonts, colours, images, barcodes and version control.
Request artwork guidance → PlanningSizes and fill ranges
Review the planning ranges before the final line, material and finished dimensions are confirmed.
Review size guidance → ComparePackaging formats
Compare stick packs, flat sachets, selected pouches and tubs for your finished product.
Compare formats →Format-specific review
What changes between sachet formats?
Stick pack
Narrow web, seal area, repeat, tear position and registration requirements are confirmed for the approved machine and film.
Flat sachet
Finished dimensions, seal arrangement, print orientation, safe area and any tear feature depend on the reviewed pack construction.
Twin or perforated format
Connection, perforation, compartment layout and product pairing must be scoped before artwork begins.
Do not place a print order from an unapproved template. SachetsCo confirms the relevant production route and file responsibilities in writing before packaging is ordered.
Print-ready checklist
Prepare the file for an efficient preflight
- Use the current approved dieline without scaling
- Keep critical text inside the nominated safe area
- Outline fonts or supply the required font files
- Use the colour mode and profiles requested by the printer
- Supply suitable-resolution linked or embedded images
- Confirm barcode size, quiet zones and intended verification
- Show required batch, date or coding areas clearly
- Use an unambiguous filename and artwork revision
Controlled handoff
How the dieline and artwork process works
- Send the project brief. Include product form, target fill, format, volume and timing.
- Complete the suitability review. We assess the likely line, packaging path and trial requirement.
- Confirm the job-specific dieline. SachetsCo or the agreed packaging supplier provides the applicable file.
- Prepare and preflight artwork. Your designer returns print-ready artwork for technical review.
- Approve before ordering. Printing starts only after responsibilities, revision and written approval are clear.
Common questions
Artwork and dieline FAQ
Can I download a generic sachet dieline?
A generic template can create expensive errors. The applicable dieline depends on the approved format, equipment, film, supplier and production details, so we issue or confirm it for the reviewed job.
Can my designer start before a line trial?
Concept work can begin, but final artwork should wait until the production route, format and current dieline are confirmed.
Does SachetsCo approve legal label content?
The customer remains responsible for product claims, mandatory statements, barcodes and regulatory content. Our preflight focuses on the agreed packaging and production requirements.
Ready to request the correct dieline?
Send the product form, target fill, preferred format, first-run quantity, repeat demand and current packaging status.