Poly Bag Product Selection Guide 1.) Measure your product. Remember that you need a bit of room
around your item, so always round up in measurements. Find the product's height, length, and depth. 2.) Choose a MIL thickness. Bag thickness, or gauge, is measured
in "MILs." Gauge designates the thickness of a single wall of poly in the bag. When ordering, gauge is listed
as the last dimension in a measurement. You'll find all of our bags listed separately by MIL thickness for quick
reference. 3.) Choose a bag style and size. If your product is flat, a lay flat bag will be a good choice. Thick or deep items are a good fit in gusseted bags. Poly tubing is ideal for products that vary in length. | | Lay Flat Size: The first measurement in a lay flat bag is the width across the opening. The length runs from the opening to the base of the bag. |
| Gusseted Size: Width measures across the opening of the bag. Depth is the fully extended gusset. The length runs from the opening to the bottom. |
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