Bsc Preferred PB1740 Expandable Poly Bags 250/case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED PB1740 is an expandable poly bag designed for packing bulky or irregularly shaped items. The gusseted sides expand outward and the fitted bottom provides a stable base, allowing contents to fill the bag more naturally without forcing a tight seal. These bags meet FDA and USDA specifications, making them suitable for food-contact and food-service applications. They can be closed with twist ties, bag tape, or impulse sealers, giving the user flexibility depending on the sealing equipment and closure method on hand. Sold in a case quantity of 250 units.

These poly bags are well suited for food packaging, grocery, deli, produce, and general shipping or storage applications in commercial and light industrial environments. The expandable gusset construction accommodates items that standard flat bags cannot contain efficiently. Facilities requiring FDA and USDA compliant packaging for food or regulated goods will find this bag appropriate for those workflows. A case quantity of 250 makes this practical for moderate-volume operations that go through bags regularly.

Key Features

• Expandable gusseted sides accommodate bulky and irregularly shaped contents
• Fitted bottom provides a stable, self-supporting base when filled
• Meets FDA and USDA specifications for food-contact use
• Compatible with twist ties, bag tape, and impulse sealers for closure
• Sold 250 bags per case for consistent inventory management

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose expandable poly bag for food packaging, produce, deli, and shipping or storage applications requiring FDA and USDA compliant materials. This product is equivalent to part number S-5416.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade licensing are required for standard use. When using an impulse sealer for closure, ensure the sealer jaw temperature and dwell time are set appropriately for the bag film thickness to achieve a complete seal. Store unused bags away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent film degradation. Inspect bags before use to confirm there are no punctures or seal defects, particularly in food-contact applications.