Sealing Bags Types and Styles

Find the right self sealing bags for your business
By Nikki Davis Finding the right bag seals can make or break your business. You need to find something that will not only adequately hold your merchandise, but that will properly display it to the general public. You want self sealing bags that show off your product and not detract from it while at the same time, match the function to where it will be displayed. It has to be able to hang if the seller will be putting it on rack. It has to sit nicely if it is going in a display box or basket.
 

Self sealing bags come in many shapes and sizes, and finding the best deals can mean purchasing in bulk, as well as making sure that you have properly measured your dimensions correctly before placing your order.

To find out more about sealing bags types and styles:

1. Check out self sealing bags that lie or hang flat. These are great for photography or artwork.

2. Purchase gusseted sealing bags for items needing to expand out.

3. Consider the vacuum bag seal for special needs.

Look for sealing bag manufacturers who sell flat sealed bags

There are many sealing bags types and styles including those that tape shut, those that hang and those with zippered ends.
Try: Purchase flat flap seal bags from ClearBags. Their bags come with an adhesive strip on the flap, and their bags are both acid and lignin free as well as USPS approved. Check out more flat sealable bags from Cello Bags. They offer lip and tape styles, hanging bags as well as zipper ends.

Purchase gusseted sealing bags for expandable needs

Gusseted sealing bags come in handy when the size of your item may vary from time to time such as a loaf of bread, or to hold a client's scoopful of candy. They have gusseted (expandable) sides or bottom, and this allows for more fillable space when you or the client open the bag.
Try: Purchase gusseted resealable bags form Uline Shipping Supplies to ship or store bulky items. Their bags have expandable bottoms as well as self sealing adhesive strips. Take a look at the quad-seal side gusset bags from Tenka.

Consider vacuum bag sealers for space optimization or to prevent freezer burn

Vacuum-bag sealers have many practical uses. They can give you massive amounts of extra storage space, or they can help you store freezable items long term while reducing their risk for freezer burn.
Try: Check out storage saving sealing bags like the Space Bag from Illinois Tool Works. It is a compressible vacuum-seal bag that can give you up to four times more storage space than boxes or bins. Take a look at the vacuum-sealer bags from ProVacuumSealers.com. These vacuum-seal bags are three layers and 3.5 millimeters thick to help prevent freezer burn in food items.