Bag-In-Box
Komplet Bag-In-Box til vin. Posen er tom og ligger uden for kassen
Bag-In-Box (BIB), er en beholder til transport og opbevaring af væsker.
Den består af en metalliseret film- eller plasticpose beskyttet af en kartonkasse.
De første BIBer til kommercielt brug blev udviklet af William R. Scholle i 1955 til batterisyre.
BIB findes i mange udgaver blandt andet til vin, øl og frugtsaft.
Bag-In-Box til vin rummer normalt tre liter, men fem liter findes også.
På den måde kan vinen teoretisk holde sig i lang tid (6 uger) efter åbningen, da ilt ikke slipper ind.
Før brug åbnes en perforeret låge i BIBen og en taphane trækkes frem. Trykkes der på den strømmer væsken ud.
Se også
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Bladder pack.JPG
A picture of a bladder pack and a bladder pack in a cardboard box (thus called a bag-in-box). Bladder packs are very environmental as the wine/fruit juice, ... will not deteriorate when opened (so that it will not need to be thrown away when it has been left open too long) and the bag allows a contents of 5-10l (so that far less packaging, labeling, ...) is required. Finally, the material it is made from is very light, which reduces pollution caused by transport (glass weighs allot and thus invokes extra pollution at this point).
A picture of a bladder pack and a bladder pack in a cardboard box (thus called a bag-in-box). Bladder packs are very environmental as the wine/fruit juice, ... will not deteriorate when opened (so that it will not need to be thrown away when it has been left open too long) and the bag allows a contents of 5-10l (so that far less packaging, labeling, ...) is required. Finally, the material it is made from is very light, which reduces pollution caused by transport (glass weighs allot and thus invokes extra pollution at this point).