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Low Density Polyethylene | 6" x 9" | 2 Mil | 1000 / Case |
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Low Density Polyethylene | 9" x 12" | 2 Mil | 1000 / Case |
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Low Density Polyethylene | 10" x 13" | 2 Mil | 1000 / Case |
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Low Density Polyethylene | 12" x 15.5" | 2 Mil | 1000 / Case |
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Postal approved poly bags are often used by businesses, organizations, and individuals to send letters and packages through the postal service. These bags are made of a type of polyethylene plastic that is durable and lightweight, which makes them an efficient and cost-effective way to send items through the mail.
In order to be considered "postal approved," these bags must meet certain standards set by the United States Postal Service (USPS) for mailability and safety. For example, the bags must have a certain thickness, be able to be sealed securely, and be able to withstand the rigors of the postal system without tearing or breaking.
To use a postal approved poly bag, simply place the items you wish to send inside the bag, close it securely using the adhesive strip or other closure method, and apply the necessary postage and shipping labels. Then, drop the package off at a post office or place it in a mailbox for pickup.
It's important to note that while postal approved poly bags are a convenient and cost-effective way to send items through the mail, they may not be the best option for all types of packages. The USPS has restrictions on the size and weight of items that can be sent in these bags, and it may be more appropriate to use a different type of packaging for larger or heavier items.