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  • Bag King Smell Proof Mylar Bag | 1/4 lb

  • Bag King

    Smell Proof Mylar Bag

    4 reviews

    1/4th lb

    10.6875 x 7.875-in x 2" gusset

    From $0.53 to $0.55/unit

Quarter-Pound Mylar Bags FAQ


What volumetric capacity defines 1/4 lb quarter-pound Mylar bags?

Quarter-pound Mylar bags hold 113 grams (4 ounces) of dried flower or processed botanical inventory without crushing dense bud structures. Built with an expandable bottom gusset and a clear front display face paired with a glossy backing, these high-capacity pouches provide vertical stability on dispensary shelves while allowing immediate visual quality inspection of stored strain batches.

  • 113g Target Capacity: Sized specifically for 4-ounce wholesale commercial transfers and cured inventory storage.
  • Clear Front / Glossy Back Panel: Displays flower structure and trichome coverage without opening the hermetic seal.
  • Bottom Gusset Design: Expands flat when filled to stand upright on retail displays and warehouse racking.
How do child-resistant press-to-close zippers operate under 16 CFR 1700.20 rules?

Depressing the internal release tab while pulling opposing zipper tracks apart disengages the child-resistant lock, satisfying Title 16 CFR 1700.20 and ASTM D3475 standards. This two-motion manual opening sequence prevents child access while allowing dispensary technicians to repeatedly open and reseal 113g bulk flower inventory without track fatigue or seal separation.

To cross-reference state dispensary packaging compliance rules or design custom-branded bulk pouches, consult our State Compliance Regulations Guide or build custom layouts via our Custom Printed Wholesale Mylar Bags Page.

What jaw temperature welds internal LLDPE liners above the zipper?

Direct impulse sealers set between 300 degrees F and 350 degrees F fuse the internal linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) liner in 1.5 to 2.5 seconds of dwell time. Thermal welding forms an airtight, tamper-evident seal above the child-resistant zipper track. Laser-scored tear notches positioned right above the heat-seal line allow processing staff and retail buyers to remove the header cleanly without using scissors or blades.

For a detailed breakdown of laminate barrier layers, review our technical Architecture of the Pouch Guide.