Clear Flap Lock Poly Bags
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PH-322101 | 5" x 7" | 1 | 2000 |
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PH-322135 | 7" x 7" | 0.8 | 2000 |
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PH-322105 | 9" x 12" | 1 | 1000 |
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PH-322123 | 12" x 16" | 2 | 1000 |
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PH-322129 | 14" x 18" | 2 | 1000 |
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PH-322133 | 18" x 24" | 2 | 500 |
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Flap lock bags use an extended cuff that folds over the opening to help retain compatible contents without a zipper, adhesive strip or separate tie. The simple construction supports quick loading for lightweight products such as apparel, printed pieces, flatware, samples and other items suited to a fold-over closure. The cuff turns over the bag opening and uses the filled product to help hold the flap in position. This makes packing fast and avoids a protruding closure. It is a retention method rather than a positive seal, so it should not be treated as tamper-evident, leakproof or suitable for contents that require a secure zipper or heat seal. Choose a bag that accepts the product without stretching and leaves the flap free to fold cleanly. Flap depth and dimension conventions can vary by item; confirm the product details when the fold-over allowance is important to fit. Select film gauge from product weight, edges and handling. Lightweight film supports efficient packaging, but sharp or heavy contents may puncture the bag or pull the flap open. Flap lock bags are practical when speed and simple containment matter more than a tightly closed package. If the product will be repeatedly accessed, inverted, shipped loose or handled where the opening may be disturbed, a press-to-close track may provide better control. Compare Reclosable Poly Bags for zipper and slider options. Some flap lock products may be documented for particular food or service applications. Confirm the exact material and suitability statement for the item and intended use rather than assuming every flap lock bag carries the same status. An extended cuff folds over the bag opening to help keep suitable contents contained. No. The closure relies on the fold-over cuff rather than an adhesive strip or zipper. No. Choose a documented tamper-evident package if opening evidence is required. Use a zipper when repeated access or more positive control of the opening is important. We can help you compare flap, zipper, adhesive and heat-seal formats.Flap Lock Poly Bags for Fast Fold-Over Closure
What the Fold-Over Cuff Does
Choose the Closure from the Job
Frequently Asked Questions
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