Bsc Preferred AB213 Poly Bags on Roll Fda Usda Approved

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED AB213 is a roll of pre-opened poly bags designed for packaging and shipping applications. Bags are manufactured from 100% virgin film and carry FDA and USDA approval, making them suitable for food-contact and regulated packaging environments. Each bag is pre-opened at one end and sealed at the other, with perforations between bags for fast, clean tear-off. The roll is built on an industry-standard core that converts from 1 inch to 3 inches, ensuring compatibility with automatic packing equipment. This item is an equivalent replacement for part number S-5450.

These poly bags are used in packaging and distribution operations where consistent, high-volume bagging is required. The industry-standard core design integrates directly with automatic packing machines without modification. Bags can be closed using twist ties, bag tape, or impulse sealers, giving operators flexibility depending on the application. Typical users include warehouse staff, packaging line operators, and distribution center personnel handling food, parts, or general merchandise.

Key Features

• Pre-opened at one end and sealed at the other for fast loading
• Perforated for easy tear-off between bags
• Manufactured from 100% virgin film
• FDA and USDA approved for food-contact applications
• Industry-standard core converts from 1 inch to 3 inches - compatible with automatic packing equipment
• Compatible with twist ties, bag tape, or impulse sealers for closure

Compatibility

Compatible with all automatic packing equipment using an industry-standard core. Serves as a direct equivalent to part number S-5450.

Installation Notes

Load the roll onto automatic packing equipment per the equipment manufacturer's core size setting, adjusting from 1 inch to 3 inches as needed. No tools are required for roll mounting on most standard dispensers. Verify core size compatibility with the packing machine before loading. Store rolls in a clean, dry environment away from direct sunlight to maintain film integrity.