String bags (zip bags)

Indispensable studio equipment

Zipper bags are made of thin but fairly rigid plastic. In our store you will find products made of transparent foil 50 microns thick. The popularity of this form of packaging is determined by the closing method. In the upper part of each bag there is a string, thanks to which it can be easily and repeatedly closed or opened. This extremely simple "mechanism" is resistant to wear and tear and at the same time relatively tight. In basic terms, it therefore protects the contents well against dust or moisture in the air. The drawstring bags are sold in sets of 100, so that just one pack is enough for a cursory tidy-up of the workshop.

For DIY enthusiasts and professionals

Ziplock bags are widely used. They are used by employees in all kinds of workshops - especially if they work around small objects. Therefore we can find bags with a string closure at watchmakers and jewellers, in electronic devices service workshops, and even in locksmiths, leatherworkers, shoemakers or tailors. However one of the main customers for this type of packaging are stores of all branches - from electronic and computer parts, through iron articles to haberdashery. They're perfect for stores that sell by mail order, as they prevent items from moving around and getting lost in transit. Even private, at-home DIY studios would be hard to imagine without handy ziplock pouches.

Many sizes to choose from

In our store you will find sets of string bags in many sizes. The smallest - 50x70 mm or 60x80 mm - will accommodate for example LEDs, short lengths of led strips or single SMD elements. While the largest - even 125x125 mm - will fit even pieces of laminate, cut for the purpose of own production of printed circuit boards or quite a large coil of cables and tapes. The only limitation in using string bags is their susceptibility to electrification. For this reason ESD elements should be additionally wrapped in anti-electrostatic foil before closing in the bags.