State the units and measurement order
Use a consistent unit, such as millimetres. Include a sketch or reference photo marking width, height, and gusset. Confirm how the gusset is specified on the drawing because references may use different conventions.
Separate external dimensions from usable space
Seals, zippers, spout positions, and folds are part of the construction. External dimensions therefore do not directly describe the available fill space. Explain the opening required, filling method, and intended space above the contents.
Discuss capacity using the actual product
Two products with the same weight can occupy different volumes. Fine powder, granola, and coffee beans cannot share a capacity assumption without review. State the product form and target weight or volume, then discuss fill trials or samples with Savora.
- Bring a reference pack if available.
- Note the filling method and how contents settle in the pack.
- Consider standing, handling, and carton packing.
Use the drawing as the final reference
Catalogue dimensions and 3D images support early exploration. Before ordering, review the drawing for dimensions, feature positions, seal areas, and agreed tolerances. Do not infer production measurements from the on-screen model scale.