01 / LONG / WIPER BLADE
Wiper blades
Long profiles, clips and exposed rubber edges need usable bag length and a practical opening.
Dongguan Zanfeng · Automotive parts packaging
Packaging bags
for automotive parts.
Four practical bag formats for automotive components and aftermarket parts. Film blowing, printing and bag making are completed in-house in Dongguan.
01 Three in-house processes
02 Sampling available03 Four core bag formats
Concept visual · not to scaleDongguan Zanfeng / 01
Wipers & blades◆Hoses & tubing◆Filters◆Repair kits◆Suspension parts◆Electrical components◆Braking parts◆
Single-part packaging references · 01–08
One part at a time.
Packaging built around it.
Real, individually packageable automotive parts—from wiper blades and filters to sensors, bearings and seals. These are the component types a premium-vehicle supply program may need to keep clean, identified and ready for handling. Photos are open-licence references, not customer cases, endorsements or approved packaging specifications.
Explore automotive applications
02 / PLEATED / AIR FILTER
Panel air filters
Pleated media and the perimeter frame need a clean pack that does not crush the filter.
03 / CABIN / FILTER ELEMENT
Cabin air filters
Filter surfaces, corners and the packed dimensions should stay clean and clearly identified.
04 / CYLINDER / OIL FILTER
Oil filters
A dense cylindrical part needs abrasion review around the metal base and printed information.
05 / THREADED / SENSOR
Oxygen sensors
The threaded tip, cable and connector need space to lie naturally without puncturing the pack.
06 / CERAMIC / SPARK PLUG
Spark plugs
Ceramic insulation, the electrode and pack quantity call for puncture and counting review.
07 / OILED / BEARING
Wheel bearings
Compact weight, oil contact and machined surfaces need film and corrosion requirements confirmed.
08 / SMALL / SEAL KIT
Oil-seal kits
Small seals need accurate counting, part identification and a clean kit presentation.
REAL INDIVIDUAL PARTS · FLEXIBLE-PACKAGING APPLICATIONS · OPEN-LICENCE SOURCES
Photo credits & licences
- Wiper bladesA7N8X · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Panel air filtersElwood · Public domain
- Cabin air filtersA7N8X · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Oil filtersNutzdatenbegleiter · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Oxygen sensorsMartin Olsson · CC BY-SA 3.0
- Spark plugsSchumi4ever · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Wheel bearingsMassimiliano Lincetto · CC BY-SA 3.0
- Oil-seal kitsQingshansealing · CC BY-SA 4.0
Products & bag types
Four practical formats.
One starts with your part.
Choose by opening and handling needs. Dimensions, film grade, thickness and printing are confirmed to the actual component and project.
Handle bags
For larger components and multi-piece packs that need a carry handle.
View format & specifications ↗Flat bags
A versatile individual-part pack or protective inner bag for components.
View format & specifications ↗Zip-seal bags
Reclosable access for repair kits and parts that may be handled again.
View format & specifications ↗Easy-tear bags
Designed for straightforward opening during part handling or line-side use.
View format & specifications ↗Common materialsLDPELLDPEPOPPPO = Polyolefin. Specific film grade and thickness are confirmed for each project.
Closer to the packaging
Small details.
Practical differences.
It is not just a choice of bag. Film, print, opening and usable space all need to work with the part and the way you pack it.
01 / FILMThe right film starts
The right film starts
with the requirement.
LDPE, LLDPE, PO and PP are common material options. PO means polyolefin; the specific film grade and thickness still need project review.
Discuss a film requirement ↗02 / PRINT
Clear part identification.
Bring the artwork, part information and layout requirements into the brief.
03 / OPENING & SEAL
Designed for handling.
Choose a handle, flat opening, press seal or easy-tear detail to suit the use.
Visual construction studies only — not product photography, measured specifications or performance test results.
Automotive applications
What goes
inside the bag?
Start with a component family. Each application brings different questions about dimensions, pack quantity, handling and presentation.
COMPONENT / PACKAGING STUDY01 — FILTER ELEMENT
ZF / APPLICATION CONCEPT
THE STARTING BRIEF
Filters & filter elements
Share the element or housing dimensions, pack quantity and current packaging. The film and opening are discussed against the actual part.
- Bring to the brief
- Part dimensions · units per bag · print layout
- Bag choice
- Confirmed for the part — not assumed from a category.
Other component families
- Suspension & chassis
- Drivetrain & bearings
- Automotive electrical
- Braking components
- Fasteners & small parts
- Engine & cooling
Manufacturing · Dongguan, China
Film to finished bag.
All in-house.
Film blowing, printing and bag making are carried out in-house. There is no subcontracting between these three core processes.
Film blowing
Film produced to the agreed material and thickness.
Printing
Print content and artwork discussed for the packaging brief.
Bag making
Bag format and opening made to the agreed specification.
SamplingAvailable
Typical order lead time15–31 days from confirmed order
Agreed stock programs3 days–2 weeks ex-works for established partners
Production timing excludes transit. Minimum order quantity depends on specifications and the project; unstocked large runs are typically around 50 kg.
From inquiry to an agreed specification
Use this as a starting route for your project. Sample scope, pricing, timing, payment and delivery terms are confirmed individually.
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Real individual part · flexible-packaging reference · not a customer case01
Share the part
A photo, drawing or current bag is a useful start. Include units per bag and expected order volume.
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Real individual part · flexible-packaging reference · not a customer case02
Discuss the spec
Review format, dimensions, film, opening and printing requirements against the component.
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Real individual part · flexible-packaging reference · not a customer case03
Review a sample
Sample scope, checks, cost and timing are confirmed for each project.
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Real individual part · flexible-packaging reference · not a customer case04
Confirm the order
Confirm the final specification and commercial terms before the order is placed.
Start the brief
ZF / PACKAGING BRIEF
SPEC / BEFORE PRODUCTIONPRINT
AREAOPENING
AREAOPENING
↔ WIDTH
LENGTH ↔
REFERENCE ONLY / NOT TO SCALE
Build the specification together
Check the details.
Before the run.
Turn the component and the intended packing method into details that can be discussed and reviewed.
- 01Dimensions & usable opening
Bag width and length, opening, gusset and fit around the component.
- 02Film & handling requirements
Material grade, thickness and the conditions the packaging needs to suit.
- 03Artwork & part information
Print content, positioning and the version to discuss for the order.
This is a preparation checklist, not a certification or test-performance claim.
More than a homepage
Choose. Prepare.
Build the brief.
Explore dedicated format and application pages, then carry useful decisions from local tools into a single inquiry.
Before you quote
Good questions.
Practical answers.
The essentials for an initial packaging conversation, without hiding project-specific details behind a promise.
Ask about your part ↗01Which bag types do you make?
Our four core formats are handle bags, flat bags, zip-seal bags and easy-tear bags. Size, film and printing are discussed for each project.
02What materials can we discuss?
Common options include LDPE, LLDPE, PO and PP. PO means polyolefin. The specific film grade and thickness need to be confirmed for the intended use.
03What is the minimum order quantity?
For large production runs without a stock arrangement, around 50 kg is a typical starting point, not a fixed minimum for every order. Initial cooperation can be discussed against specifications and acceptable freight costs.
04Can we review a sample first?
Sampling is available. Sample construction, quantities, cost and timing are confirmed for the project; no universal sample lead time is promised here.
05How long does production take?
Typical lead time is 15–31 days from a confirmed order. For established partners with an agreed stock arrangement, ex-works timing can be 3 days–2 weeks. These periods exclude transit and are subject to order confirmation.
06What should I send for a quotation?
Start with the part photo or drawing, units per bag, expected order volume, current bag details, printing requirements and destination country. If a detail is unknown, say so — do not guess a dimension or material.
07Are the core processes subcontracted?
No. Film blowing, printing and bag making are all completed in-house in Dongguan, Guangdong, China.
08How are shipping and payment arranged?
Destination, delivery terms, freight arrangements and payment are discussed for each quotation. Final commercial terms are confirmed by Zanfeng before an order is accepted.
Your next packaging project
Send the part.
Start the brief.
A few useful details are enough to begin. You do not need to know every material or bag specification already.
Tell us the part, bag format and quantity. We will confirm the next step.
Have drawings or a current bag?
You can attach them in your email after the draft opens. This inquiry page does not upload files.
Prepare an email brief.
LOCAL BRIEF / REVIEW BEFORE SENDINGNo bag format decided? Leave it to discuss.
Open email draft ↗Opens your email app. Nothing is sent automatically; no details are uploaded or saved by this page.
Four core formats.
One conversation to start.