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Poly Bags

 

Regardless of your location, we offer fast shipping for your plastic poly bag needs. At thepackaginggroup.com, you can find a variety of bags to fit your application. Some of the most common bags we offer include: 

 

Poly Bags

A plastic bag or pouch is a type of flexible packaging made of thin, flexible, plastic film. Plastic bags are used for containing and transporting foods, produce, powders, ice, chemicals, waste, etc. Most are heat sealed together. Some are bonded with adhesives or are stitched. A press-to-close zipper can be used to open and close the bag many times. TPG supplies an immense variety of styles and sizes of poly bags.

Gusseted Bags

A gusseted bag is a bag with two pleats in the sides and balloon out to hold the product in a box shape. When you put something in a gusseted bag you are squaring the bottom and eliminating what are commonly referred to as dog ears -the corners of the plastic bag that would otherwise stick out and waste space.

Poly Tubing

Tubing on a roll lets you make bags that are designed to fit any size or shape product. Slide the tubing over the item, cut to desired length, and close both ends with tape, staples, or heat sealer. Tubing is used for wrapping difficult to bag items such as plants, posters and light tubes.

Pallet Covers

Used to protect stock from dust, dirt, and moisture. Covers generally come in clear and black, with the option for customized colors. Black comes with the option of UV protection for outdoor storage.

Polypropylene

Polypropylene is a plastic that provides the best clarity and is an excellent vapor and moisture barrier. This makes polypropylene bags a great option for presentation especially for food.

Autobag

Autobags are bags that come on a roll for use with automatic packaging machines. They are perforated for precision and make an excellent option when many of the same product need to be packaged quickly.

Lip And Tape Transport Bag

These bags allow their contents to be sealed instantly in a press-to-close fashion. They are provided with and without a separate open-ended outer pouch for documents. Perforated line makes for easy access to contents.

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