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Partners Brand PB1776 Gusseted Poly Bags 26x24x48 3 mil Clear 50 PK

SKU CH-816Y-D02HD

Clear gusseted poly bags measuring 26 x 24 x 48 inches at 3 mil thickness, supplied in a 50-count pack

  • Product colorClear
  • Spacious gusseted design fits bulky items
  • 3 mil thickness resists punctures and tears
  • Clear poly construction lets you see contents
  • 26 x 24 x 48 inch dimensions suit large shipments
  • 50-count pack keeps your mailroom stocked

Purpose & fit

These clear gusseted poly bags measure 26 by 24 by 48 inches and come in a pack of fifty. They suit mailrooms, warehouses or small businesses that need large-volume protective packaging for bulky or irregular items.

Construction & handling

Each bag is made from three-mil polyethylene that resists tearing while staying light enough for manual packing lines. The gusseted sides expand to accommodate wide loads without stressing the seams.

Sustained workload behaviour

Under continuous daily use the material holds its shape and clarity through repeated filling and sealing cycles. The fifty-count pack supports steady throughput without frequent reordering.

How it compares

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Price $157.99
Pricier than about 79% of the 3,067 comparable items (median $52.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand namePARTNERS BRAND
Product colorClear

Questions about this item

How do I open and load the 26 by 24 by 48 inch gusseted poly bag without tearing the 3 mil material?

Separate the folded gussets fully so the bag forms a rectangular tube, then insert contents evenly; forcing items through a partially opened side stresses the thin film and causes splits.

When should I replace a bag from the 50 pack if it is reused for storage?

Discard any bag that shows clouding, punctures, or stretched gusset folds that no longer seal flat, as the 3 mil thickness offers limited puncture resistance once weakened.

What is the first limitation when stacking loaded bags on a pallet for long periods?

The 3 mil walls creep under sustained compression, so stacks taller than a few layers will gradually lose shape and risk bottom-bag failure.

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