Poly Bags by Mil Strength
Poly Bags, Shrink Film, and Plastic Sealing
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Poly Bags by Mil Strength
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PCR Poly Bags
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Flat Poly Bags
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Gusseted Poly Bags
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Resealable Poly Bags
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Compostable Poly Bags
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Reclosable Poly Bags
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Reclosable Anti-Static
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White Block Poly Bags
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Flap Lock Bags
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Transport Bags
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Colored Poly Bags
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Poly Bags on a Roll
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Stand Up Barrier Pouches
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Vacuum Pouches
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Specialty Poly Bags
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Poly Tubing
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Anti-Static Poly Tubing
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VCI Poly Tubing
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Shrink Film
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Sealers & Ties
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Heat Guns
Poly packaging includes flat and gusseted bags, reclosable formats, tubing, specialty protective films, shrink materials and sealing equipment. These products solve different containment, capacity, barrier, presentation and workstation needs. Begin with the product and process, then select film type, dimensions, gauge, closure and equipment as one system. Use poly bags by mil strength when a flat bag and documented thickness fit the product. Gusseted bags add depth, reclosable bags support repeated access and tubing creates custom lengths. Anti-static, VCI, barrier and food-contact uses require the exact documented material rather than a general poly bag. Shrink film changes shape with controlled heat and must match the product, equipment and operating window. It is not interchangeable with stretch film, which relies on elastic containment rather than heat shrinking. Confirm ventilation, sealing and temperature requirements before production. Measure the product in all relevant dimensions and account for gussets, seals and drawdown. Film gauge alone does not establish capacity. Product edges, bag size, seam quality, temperature, dwell time and handling determine whether the package performs as intended. Select heat sealers, bag tapers, tape or ties according to the material and throughput. Guard hot surfaces and cutting components, train operators and validate the finished seal. Confirm suffocation-warning, food-contact, static-control, corrosion and regulatory requirements for the exact application. Use product weight, edges, dimensions, handling and closure rather than gauge alone. It creates different bag lengths from one tubing width when both ends can be sealed appropriately. No. Shrink film responds to controlled heat, while stretch film relies on elastic tension. No. Verify the exact documented material and application requirements. Packaging HERO can help you compare bag style, film, dimensions, gauge, closure and sealing equipment.Poly Bags, Shrink Film and Plastic Sealing Supplies
Choose the Package Family Before the Gauge
Treat Film, Closure and Equipment as a System
Poly Packaging Format Guide
Format
Useful When
Verify
Flat or gusseted bags
Products need containment with selected capacity
Size, gauge, edges and closure
Reclosable or specialty bags
Repeated access or a documented property is required
Seal design and claim scope
Tubing
Product lengths vary while width remains consistent
Cut length, end seals and equipment
Shrink film
A heat-applied conforming package fits the process
Film type, temperature, ventilation and safety
Poly Bags & Shrink Films FAQs
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Is shrink film the same as stretch film?
Can any poly bag be used for food or static-sensitive products?
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