Gusseted poly bags are manufactured with a tubular production and a durable bottom seal. These are pleats made into bags that have sides and balloon out to hold the product in a box shape.

These kinds of bags have expandable squaring bottoms. It allows for more fillable space when the bag is opened. It eliminates plastic bag corners that usually stick out, called “dog ears”.

Gusseted poly bags are made of Low Density Polyethylene or LDPE plastic film that meets FDA or USDA standards. The thickness requirements as stated in the Federal Specifications A-A-3174 are + or – 20%. The size may vary according to the customer’s requirements.

The dimensions of the bag are measured outside of the bag. The width is measured across the bag’s opening. The depth is the fully extended gusset. And the length is measured from the opening to the bottom.

A lot of companies make use of gusseted poly bags as a more economical alternative to square bottom covers. It is also used by these businesses as alternative to a number of other of packaging needs. It can hold most types of items.

These bags are excellent for oddly shaped products that cannot fit in standard flat poly bags. Gussets expand easier, thus are more able to fit unconventionally shaped or bulky objects. These bags can also be used for dustcovers or top sheets. They usually have larger sizes for use as liners for cartons or large bins. It also has available gauge for heavy duty protection of bulky equipment and parts.

Moreover, it keeps finished products clean before shipping, it protects products from elements that may be harmful to them, it can be used as pallet cover when inverted, and it can protect products from moisture, dust and scratches. These clear bags can be twist tied, taped, stapled, or heat sealed. Because of its flexibility and expandable feature, gusseted poly bags are advised for addressing packaging needs.

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