ArmorVac Precut Vacuum Seal Bags - 11 x 24-in - 5mil - All Clear - 100 Count

Strong Clear Bags for Bulk Storage - 11 x 24 in

Loose storage lets air and moisture reach what you have worked to produce. These precut vacuum seal bags let you remove the air and close the bag tight. The 5mil wall gives the bag the strength to handle larger, heavier portions, and the clear film lets you see the contents at a glance.

With 100 bags in each unit and a long 24 in length, this size suits regular indoor growers and small commercial operations that package in volume. Hobbyists with a big harvest can also use it, since the bags last through many sealing sessions.

Key Features & Benefits

• Precut bags — no cutting or measuring from a roll, so you can fill and seal quickly.
• 5mil thickness — a sturdy wall for larger portions.
• Clear film — you can see what is inside without opening the bag.
• 11 x 24 in size — room for bulky or long items.
• 100 bags per unit — enough supply for repeated packaging runs.

Who Should Use ArmorVac Precut Vacuum Seal Bags

These bags suit growers and processors who package harvested or processed goods, as well as households that store food in bulk. Use them with a compatible vacuum sealer.

About ArmorVac Precut Vacuum Seal Bags

This product is a pack of 100 precut vacuum seal bags, 11 x 24 in, 5mil thick, in clear. The distributor describes them as made from food safe materials and free of BPA.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size are these bags?
A: Each bag measures 11 x 24 in. The film is 5mil thick, and each unit holds 100 bags.

Q: How much space should I leave in the bag?
A: Leave about 2 in of empty space between the contents and the open edge of the bag. This gives the sealer room to draw air out and make a proper seal.

Q: Do I need a specific vacuum sealer?
A: Insert the open end into a compatible vacuum sealer and seal as normal. Check your sealer's manual to confirm it works with precut bags of this width.

Q: Can I reuse the bags?
A: Do not reuse them after storing raw meat, greasy food or seafood, or after microwaving, steaming or boiling. Do not use them in an oven or broiler.

Q: What does 5mil mean?
A: A mil is one thousandth of an inch, so 5mil describes the thickness of the bag film. A thicker film generally resists punctures better than a thin one.