A fitted slider can make frequent opening easier than a press-to-close profile. Film family, zipper profile, slider, bag seams and optional handle must be evaluated as one construction.
Slider-bag RFQ checklist
Packed product, folded dimensions, weight and intended reuse
Internal usable width, length, gusset and closure position
Required clarity, feel, odour and temperature conditions
Requested LDPE, EVA or PEVA construction, or an approved sample
Slider and zipper profile, handle and ventilation
Plain or printed artwork requirements
Quantity per size, packing and delivery requirement
MOQ, samples and lead time
MOQ and production timing depend on film construction, zipper and slider components, size, handle, printing, packing and quantity. A fitted sample should be approved when closure feel, clarity or product fit is important.
Slider bag FAQs
Are EVA, PEVA and LDPE interchangeable?
No. These terms can represent different material and performance expectations. Confirm the actual approved construction, contact conditions and documentation required for the application.
How is a slider bag different from a zip-lock bag?
A slider bag uses a fitted pull slider; a standard zip-lock bag closes by pressing the interlocking profile together. See the zip-lock and slider bag guide.
Can a handle or printing be added?
Handle and printing options depend on the film, bag size, load, closure and order quantity and must be reviewed before quotation.
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Discuss your zip-lock bags specification
Share the application, material, finished dimensions, micron or gauge, seal or closure, printing, packing configuration, quantity and delivery location before comparing quotations.
Share the material or structure, finished dimensions, thickness, seal or pouch construction, printing, quantity and delivery city. If a specification is incomplete, provide a current sample or describe what will be packed.
Can this product be made in custom sizes?
Custom dimensions and specifications can be reviewed subject to manufacturing feasibility, minimum order quantity and sample approval.
How is the final specification approved?
The final material, dimensions, thickness, construction, artwork and performance requirements should be confirmed in the quotation and, where needed, against an approved sample before production.
