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Last Updated: October 30, 2023
Poly Bags are small bags made from FDA and USDA-approved plastic material, such as polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP). Perfect for storing and organizing small items, these bags come in different sizes, shapes, and thicknesses to suit different purposes. Many poly bags come with reclosable openings, allowing for multiple uses and minimal waste.
Flat Poly Bags
1 Mil
Flat bag with opening at the top, used for inner packaging
Hang Hole Poly Bags
2 - 4 Mil
Hang hole near the top, allows for easy hanging and display
Parts Bags with Hang Hole
4 Mil
Hang hole, write-on white label, reclosable zipper
Plastic Produce Bags
0.4 Mil
Ultra thin, keeps produce fresh, comes as a roll of bags
Reclosable Poly Bags
2 - 6 Mil
Secure and reusable zipper seal
Resealable Poly Bags
1.5 Mil
Reusable adhesive seal, suffocation warnings in 3 languages
Slider Zip Poly Bags
2 - 3 Mil
Sliding zipper allows for easy opening and closing
White Block Poly Bags
White writable surface for labeling and marking
Mil is the standard unit of measurement for poly/plastic bags. Also known as a thou or a point, a mil is one-thousandth of an inch. For reference, human hair is roughly 4 mil thick.
Most poly bags will be available in the 2-3 mil range, with some specialty bags coming in at 1.5 and 4 mil.
For more information on the measurements of thickness and how to convert between different units of measurement, be sure to check out our article about micron, mil, and gauge.