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Gusseted Poly Bags for Your Commercial Kitchen

Gusseted poly bags are the number one choice for commercial kitchens across America. They are singularly the best choice for packing and storing food items. It is commonly used for food packaging because these gusseted poly bags are safe and hygienic in nature. It is mostly being used in bakeries, restaurants, groceries, commercial kitchens and other places where an economical storage facility is needed. It is also very convenient since their creased sides are expanded for accommodating bulkier items. Gusseted poly bags are great for kitchen use.
Gusseted poly bags have enormous advantages. Its form capability of standing erect without any external support gives them the convenience because of the flat bottoms of these poly bags. It tends to cover a lesser amount of space too, especially in shelves. More so, these gusseted bags have added material that extends the capacity of the bag. It has customer satisfaction when in use when it comes in many varieties. The customer will be able to select from the extensive range of shape and size combinations. In addition, poly bags are of superior qualities which are possibly not prone to failure. And since the gusseted poly bags use less amount of space, the weight is evenly distributed much more uniformly in comparison to the other mediums of packaging. This added more convenience for the users to carry the poly bags around.
It is widely available in the market and people will get them easily and use them for their kitchen needs. The gusseted poly bags not only offer extra strength and purpose in the kitchen, they are also made of the safest materials that make them appropriate to be used for food-related applications.
For more tips on Gusseted poly bags, contact Atlantic Poly, Inc.
The Many Uses of Poly Vinyl Pouches

Our vinyl is a heavy duty type of plastic, clear, frosted or opaque, that can be used to make various types of sleeves, pouches, envelopes and wallets. Special features, such as zip locks, eyelets, magnets, pressure sensitive adhesive, Velcro, snaps and printing, can be incorporated in our vinyl products. While our vinyl can be used to make a lot of different products some of our popular types are wallets. But not just normal wallets, we have a multitude of wallet type vinyl pouches, ranging from book covers to credit card holder pouches.
- Check Book Covers - these wallets, usually given out by banks, are used to cover check books and check registers.
- Policy Wallets - large wallets, usually given out by insurance companies, to hold the policy and other important papers for the customer.
- Registration Holders - used by auto dealers as a marketing tool, registration holders can be printed with dealer information and given to customers with their registration and transaction documents when they purchase a vehicle.
- Presentation Folders - large wallets, often used by sales and marketing people, to present a proposal or used by companies to hold paperwork for conferences or trade shows.
- Document Wallets - mostly used by the travel industry, these wallets are used to hold airline tickets and other travel information for the traveler.
- Business Card Holders - small sleeves or wallets used to store and protect business cards.
- Credit Card Holders - small sleeves or wallets used to hold and protect credit, bank or membership cards.
Our company not only offers great polyethylene plastic bags but also vinyl pouches, mil-spec bags, corrugated boxes, etc. Being in the business for over 20 years has given us a wide range of products in which we can produce and utilize for our customers. Contact Atlantic Poly today should you need any information regarding polyethylene products.
Bulk Shrink Film Services: We Keep American Commerce Moving

For decades, shrink film products have served American commerce due to the product’s flexibility, durability, custom branding, and other traits. Shrink film has been the preferred choice in wrapping most of the products for transport or to extend shelf life from foods, small electrical materials, beverages, books, bulk boxes and other merchandise. With shrink films, it offers a popular approach to packaging flexibility.
Shrink wrap is the perfect choice for food production companies. It preserves the food either for transport or to extend shelf life. It is conveniently used for small electrical wires to prevent exposure to moisture. Shrink film is known to be used for any size project. Like the freight on trailers and trains are being shrink wrapped for easier transport. And it will be seen on construction sites that the entire buildings have been shrink wrapped to prevent chemical leaks or exposure from hazardous materials. Shrink film is a versatile polymer material that is generally used for packaging of finished goods. And for packaging the finished product, heat is applied to the film by an electric or gas heat gun and the film shrink tightens around the item placed within. It seals the open end of the plastic. Once sealed, the heat gun warms the bag causing it to shrink and conform to the interior product.
With shrink films, its ultimate goal is putting ahead the customer requirements and its product. It ensures protection due to its durability and tampering will be avoided because once it is sealed any tampering will be noticeable immediately. And most especially it minimizes space since it bundles items close together without the use of additional bulky materials such as boxes. It saves a lot of money because it saves space both in storage and transport.
For more tips on Shrink films, contact Atlantic Poly, Inc.
Roll Off Dumpster Liners Decrease the Potential for Airborne Contamination

Many people will wonder, what is a Roll Off Dumpster Liner? A dumpster liner, in many ways, can be considered to be a massive garbage bag. However, many more attributes are used to specify dumpster liners, such as thicknesses, colors, sizes, chemical make-ups, uses, manufacturing techniques, and packaging. Even more importantly, there are many different liner requirements/types based on your company's specific application.
Concrete companies, asbestos abatement companies, environmental service corporations, and others rely on Roll Off Dumpster Liners to contain materials which may be hazardous to public health or our environment. The liner is easily installed and the dumpster is ready to use in no time. in the US (varies by state), environmental laws require the use of dumpster liners. This is necessary so when a dumpster is being transported there is contaminated liquid dripping.
Many manufacturing facilities produce a daily amount of liquid refuse or semi-solid refuse. These companies use dumpster liners, or BinSkins for daily operation. BinSkins are mainly black opaque in color and thicknesses typically range from 3 MIL thick to 12 MIL thick. The most popular container sizes are 20, 30 and 40 yard. However, at Atlantic Poly we also make drum liners and liners are also made for larger applications such as railway trailers and truck trailers and you may request a quote for any of these larger sizes. BinSkins are easily installed by one person and are designed to have an overhang on each side, so that the liner may be secured by tying it off to hooks, and taping or tying in knots to avoid having it blow off. Contact Atlantic Poly for your BinSkins order.
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