6" x 9" Shrink Bags - 80 Gauge PVC Heat Shrink Packaging
These 6" x 9" shrink bags deliver professional tamper-evident packaging for small boxed items, media products, and retail goods. Manufactured from 80 gauge PVC film, these pre-made bags save time compared to cutting shrink film from rolls and provide consistent, crystal-clear results every time.
Product Specifications
- Dimensions: 6" x 9" flat
- Material: PVC (polyvinyl chloride) shrink film
- Thickness: 80 gauge (.80 mil)
- Clarity: Crystal clear
- Shrink Temperature: Low temperature (275-325°F)
- Quantity: 500 bags per box
Applications
The 6x9 shrink bag size accommodates a wide range of products requiring professional retail-ready presentation. Media distributors rely on this size for DVDs, CDs, Blu-ray discs, and software packaging. Gift retailers use these bags for small boxed items, candles, soap sets, and cosmetic gift packages. Craft vendors and small manufacturers choose this size for protecting handmade items, bundling product sets, and adding a finished, tamper-evident seal to their merchandise.
Key Features
- Pre-Made Convenience: Ready-to-use bag format eliminates cutting and sealing steps
- Low-Temperature Shrink: Shrinks easily with a standard heat gun without damaging contents
- Crystal Clear Film: High-clarity PVC provides excellent product visibility and retail appeal
- Tamper-Evident Seal: Full shrink wrap indicates product has not been opened
- Consistent Results: Uniform bag dimensions ensure predictable shrinkage and appearance
How to Use
Insert product into bag, leaving the bag open at one end. Apply heat evenly using a heat gun, starting from the bottom and working upward. The film will shrink tightly around the product, conforming to its shape. For best results, use a heat gun with adjustable temperature settings. A shrink wrap heat sealer can also be used to close the open end before shrinking.
Why Choose Prism Pak
Prism Pak offers wholesale pricing on shrink bags with fast shipping from our Berwick, PA distribution center. Stock up on case quantities to reduce per-unit costs for your packaging operations.
