Bsc Preferred PB1628 Expandable Poly Bags 200 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED PB1628 is an expandable poly bag designed to simplify packing of bulky or irregularly shaped items. The bag features gusseted, expandable sides and a fitted bottom that conform around awkward loads, reducing the need to force items into a fixed-dimension bag. Sold in cases of 200, the PB1628 meets FDA and USDA specifications, making it suitable for use in food-contact and regulated-environment applications. These bags can be sealed using twist ties, bag tape, or impulse sealers, giving packers flexibility depending on their available equipment and throughput requirements.

The PB1628 is suited for packaging operations in food processing, distribution, light industrial, and commercial settings where standard flat poly bags fall short. The expandable-side construction handles produce, irregular parts, and bulkier consumer goods without tearing at the seams. Case quantities of 200 units support moderate-volume packing lines and stockroom operations. The bags are compatible with common impulse-sealing equipment and standard twist-tie or tape closure methods already found in most packing workflows.

Key Features

• Expandable gusseted sides and fitted bottom accommodate bulky or irregular items
• Meets FDA and USDA specifications for food-contact applications
• Compatible with twist tie, bag tape, and impulse sealer closure methods
• Sold in cases of 200 for efficient restocking
• Inside dimensions listed reflect usable interior space of each bag

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose expandable poly bag compatible with standard twist-tie, bag-tape, and impulse-sealer closure systems used in food processing, distribution, and light industrial packing applications. This product is equivalent to part number S-7504.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade licensing are required for use. Store bags in a clean, dry location away from direct sunlight and sharp edges to avoid premature degradation. When using an impulse sealer, allow the sealer to reach proper operating temperature before sealing to ensure a consistent, airtight closure. Verify FDA and USDA compliance requirements with your facility manager before deploying in regulated food-contact environments.