What the Dry and Mighty X-Large White Label Pack Gives You
The film on this run carries no printing, which is the whole point of the reference. The bag is 16.5 by 14.5 inches with a 6 inch gusset, which is near 23.5 litres. Film is LDPE in three laminated layers, with the outer one specified against ultraviolet. Closure is a heavy-duty ziplock, and the bag takes a heat or vacuum seal. A hundred bags is roughly 2,350 litres of sealed capacity. What a blank bag gives you is control of what appears on the outside. A private label operation can put its own mark on a bag carrying nobody else's brand. A licensed operation can put a regulated label where it has to go without competing print. Both are real reasons, and they are the only reasons. The film is FDA approved, food safe and BPA free.
Fitting Compliance Labelling to a Blank Bag
Compliance labelling is where a blank bag earns its keep, and it has practical rules. Most jurisdictions want the panel on a flat face rather than across a gusset fold. A gusseted pouch gives you two flat faces, front and back, and nothing else. Plan the label to fit the smaller of those two rather than the full width of the bag. Adhesion is the next problem and it catches people out. LDPE is a low-surface-energy plastic, so ordinary paper labels lift at the corners. Ask for a polypropylene or polyethylene facestock with an aggressive acrylic adhesive. Apply at room temperature rather than in a cold room, and roll the label down instead of pressing it. A label applied to cold film will release within a week. Print direct onto the film if the volume justifies it, since nothing beats that for permanence. For smaller runs a printed label on warm film is reliable enough. Test one bag through a full storage cycle before committing a whole run.
Key Features
- No printing on the film: A blank outside on the standard X-Large film specification.
- 16.5 x 14.5 in with a 6 in gusset: Near 23.5 litres a bag, and about 2,350 litres across the pack.
- Two flat faces for a label: A gusseted pouch gives front and back, so plan the panel to the narrower one.
- LDPE needs the right label: Polypropylene facestock with an aggressive acrylic adhesive holds, while paper lifts.
- Apply labels warm: A label put on cold film releases within a week.
- Triple-laminated film: An outer layer specified against ultraviolet, then two moisture barriers.
- Reusable ziplock: With heat and vacuum sealing available as well.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dry and Mighty, from DL Wholesale |
| Product | X-Large storage bag, 100 pack, unbranded |
| SKU | 787600 |
| Bag dimensions | 16.5 x 14.5 in |
| Gusset | 6 in |
| Usable volume | About 23.5 litres per bag |
| Capacity across the pack | Roughly 2,350 litres |
| Pack count | 100 |
| Printing | None; the film is blank on both faces |
| Colour | White |
| Material | LDPE, triple laminated |
| Closure | Heavy-duty ziplock, reusable |
| Also sealable | Heat and vacuum |
| Compliance | FDA approved, food safe, BPA free |
| Label advice | Polypropylene or polyethylene facestock, aggressive acrylic adhesive, applied warm |