01 · Virgin film
Even gauge, clean seals
We use new PE/PO compound, never regrind. Even gauge gives you clean seals, sharp print and fewer jams on automatic bagging lines.
Why ours
What our equipment does for your mailer
02 · Print
Up to eight colours on the bag
We print up to eight colours straight onto the film. Your logo and brand colour sit on the bag itself, not on a sticker.
03 · Capacity
More than 20 tonnes a day
Our film plant converts more than 20 tonnes of film a day on 13 machines, so a large reorder does not wait weeks for a slot.
Specification
The specs that set your price
Send us these details with your quantity and we price your job within 48 hours.
| Spec | What we run |
|---|---|
| Material | PE/PO virgin compound (new material, no regrind) |
| Format | Courier satchel with self-seal strip |
| 1–8 colours | |
| Sizes | Custom; the embossed alloy line's 20 stock sizes can be run in this film too |
| MOQ | Quoted per size, gauge and colour count |
About the photos: these show the product type, not a run of yours. Ask for a sample or a photo of your spec with your quote.
What you get
Built in, not added on
- Cheapest per unit of the courier lines at volume
- Consistent gauge makes automatic bagging lines predictable
- Smooth surface takes fine print and small type
- Self-seal strip as standard
Questions
Before you order
Is virgin material more expensive?
Per kilo, yes. But it prints better and runs more predictably on automated lines, which is where the saving usually sits for high-volume accounts.
Can it be recycled?
PE satchels are mono-material, which is the better starting point. Ask for the current recyclability statement for the exact film before you print a claim.
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