One Way Valve Coffee Degassing Valve Coffee Stay Fresh With Coffee Packaging

Main features:

Allows carbon dioxide gas, emitted naturally by freshly roasted coffee beans, to escape from the coffee packaging. This prevents the packaging from bulging or bursting due to pressure buildup.Prevents oxygen from entering the coffee package after it has been sealed. Oxygen can lead to oxidation of the coffee beans, causing them to lose flavor and freshness.Helps maintain the freshness and flavor of the coffee beans by creating a controlled atmosphere inside the package. This extends the shelf life of the coffee.Ensures that the aroma of the coffee beans remains intact by minimizing exposure to external air, moisture, and light.Designed to be integrated into various types of coffee packaging, including bags and pouches. They are typically placed near the top or side of the package for optimal functionality.Made from food-grade materials such as plastic and/or aluminum, ensuring safety for contact with coffee and maintaining product quality.

Product Description : 

FQA:

Q1: How should I start with a OEM design( custom design)?
You need to give us a design or a real sample, then we offer to you.

Q2: What do you need to make a new mold for new bottle?
You need to provide the rough shape and size information. Or send us one sample or the draft.

Q3: What information you need to have a quotation?
Your items' height, diameter, weight, material, packaging details, LOGO printing file.

Q4: How long does it take for a mold?
7 days for blowing mold
10 days for injection mold

Q5: How does a coffee degassing valve work?

Gas Release: Allows carbon dioxide to escape, preventing the package from bulging.

Oxygen Barrier: Blocks oxygen from entering, preserving coffee freshness and flavor.

Q6: Why is a coffee degassing valve important?

Freshness: Maintains coffee freshness by preventing oxidation.

Extended Shelf Life: Helps extend the shelf life of coffee beans.

Q7: Where is the coffee degassing valve placed?

Typically integrated into coffee bags or pouches, positioned near the top or side for optimal gas release.