ArmorVac Precut Vacuum Seal Bags - 15 x 20-in - 5 mil - Black & Clear - 100 Count

Durable Precut Bags for Airtight Storage - 15 x 20 in

Loose packaging lets air and moisture reach stored goods, and cutting bags from a roll slows down processing. These precut bags are ready to fill and seal in a compatible vacuum sealer. The 5 mil thickness gives each bag a sturdy wall, and the materials are BPA free and US FDA food safe.

The large bag size suits bulky items and larger batches. It fits regular indoor growers and small processors who pack harvested material, herbs, or food in volume, and it works for trial runs at home too.

Key Features & Benefits

• Precut 15 x 20 in size — skip the roll cutting and fill bags straight away.
• 5 mil thickness — a strong, durable wall for handling and storage.
• BPA free, US FDA food safe materials — suitable for food storage.
• Black & clear design — see contents through one side while the other side is dark.

Who Should Use ArmorVac Precut Vacuum Seal Bags

Home gardeners, small processors, and kitchens that need large precut bags for storing harvests, herbs, and food will find these useful.

About ArmorVac Precut Vacuum Seal Bags

These ArmorVac bags measure 15 x 20 in and are 5 mil thick. They come in black and clear and are made from BPA free, US FDA food safe materials. Use them with a compatible vacuum sealer.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Q: Do I need a specific sealer?
A: The directions say to use a compatible vacuum sealer. Insert the open end, then vacuum and seal as normal.

Q: Can I reuse the bags?
A: Do not reuse them after raw meat, greasy foods, or seafood. Do not reuse them after microwaving, steaming, or boiling.

Q: Can I heat food in the bag?
A: Stored food can be reheated in the bag or microwaved after piercing. Cut a small slit before heating cooked food or defrosting, and do not use the bags in an oven or broiler.

Q: What does mil mean?
A: A mil is one thousandth of an inch, a measure of film thickness. A higher mil number means a thicker bag.