Dry & Mighty Black Bags Large, 10 Pack | 13 x 14.5 in, 6 in Gusset

Where the Dry and Mighty Black 10 Pack Fits

Ten bags is a deliberately short count, and the count tells you the use. Nobody stocks a facility ten bags at a time. What ten covers is a handover, a sample set or a single consignment. That is also the use where opaque film matters most. The bag is 13 by 14.5 inches with a 6 inch gusset, which is near 18.5 litres. Film is LDPE in three laminated layers, with the outer one specified against ultraviolet. The inner two layers are the vapour and moisture barrier. Closure is a heavy-duty ziplock, and a heat or vacuum seal can go across the top. The colour is a visibility difference, and the ultraviolet claim is the same on both runs. This reference carries barcode 850043257578. Cost per bag is highest at ten, which is the trade for not holding stock.

Choosing Black for Bags That Leave the Building

Bags that leave the building get judged on how they look before anything else. An opaque bag carries no information about its contents to anyone handling it. A translucent one does, at a glance, from across a loading bay. That is the whole argument and it does not need dressing up. The gusseted base helps here for a different reason. A bag that stands up presents a flat face for a label and a flat face for a signature. Both get read by somebody who is not you. Seal these properly rather than relying on the zip alone. A heat seal above the zip survives handling that a zip does not. Leave clear film above the zip when filling so a seal bar has something to grip. Mark the outside with a silver or white paint marker, since black ink vanishes on black film. Ten bags is also a sensible way to test a label stock before a larger run.

Key Features

• 10 bags per pack: A short count, sized for a handover rather than for stock.
• 13 x 14.5 in with a 6 in gusset: The Large footprint, at near 18.5 litres a bag.
• Opaque film: Nothing about the contents is visible to anyone handling the bag.
• Triple-laminated LDPE: An outer layer specified against ultraviolet, then two moisture barriers.
• Gusseted base: A bag that stands gives a flat face for a label and a signature.
• Heat seal above the zip: It survives handling in transit in a way the zip alone does not.
• Use a paint marker: Black ink disappears on black film, so silver or white writes better.
• Barcode: 850043257578 for this reference.

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