For buyers sourcing PE shopping bags or carry sacks, the current catalogue lists T-shirt carry bags for grocery, retail and takeaway. Heavy-duty industrial sacks are not identified in this range. Start with the exact reference and packed load, then confirm finished dimensions, film specification, handles, artwork and packing; non-woven bags are a separate construction.
| AW model | Material | Listed format label | Dimensions / film specification | Catalogue case entry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AW-BAG-PE-16 | PE | 1/6 format | Finished dimensions not listed; film gauge not listed | 200–300 pcs/case options |
| AW-BAG-PE-18 | PE | 1/8 format | Finished dimensions not listed; film gauge not listed | 200 pcs/case options |
Describe the packed load and carry journey.
List the packed products, their dimensions, total expected load, number of items and any sharp, hot or concentrated load points. Add the carrying distance, issue method and relevant handling conditions.
These inputs define the loaded-bag test. A generic weight claim or photograph should not replace a sample check using the intended product arrangement.
- Packed products and dimensions
- Expected total load
- Number and arrangement of items
- Carry distance and issue method
- Concentrated or sharp load points
Compare PE and non-woven bag programs
Choose PE or non-woven as a defined construction.
The comparison reads the current ANWELLUP catalogue entries: AW-BAG-PE-16 is labelled 1/6 format and AW-BAG-PE-18 is labelled 1/8 format. These are T-shirt carry-bag references. The labels do not establish width, gusset, length, capacity or load rating and should not be converted into dimensions.
For PE, request measurable film construction and tolerance. For non-woven bags, request the fabric type and weight, seams, edge finish and handle attachment. Do not compare film thickness directly with fabric weight.
AW-BAG-PE-16: Open the listed 1/6 format and case options
AW-BAG-PE-18: Open the listed 1/8 format and case options
Non-woven bags: Specification-led standard program
Image scope: Supplied category image shows PE bags only
Freeze finished geometry and measurement convention.
Record finished width, side or bottom gusset, length, handle opening, handle position and any seam or fold that changes usable space. Attach a controlled drawing where dimensions can be interpreted in more than one way.
For an existing bag, label whether measurements are flat, open or finished. Keep the agreed convention with the sample and quotation so later revisions remain comparable.
Build artwork on the approved bag construction.
State bag colour, print sides, artwork versions, colours, coverage and placement relative to gussets, handles and seams. Add any barcode, label, fold, inner presentation or carton-mark requirement.
Request the correct print area or template for the selected construction. A screen proof can approve content and layout, while colour and production finish require an agreed physical approval route.
Prepare artwork and print requirements
Approve dimensions, print and loaded carrying separately.
Define what each sample represents: geometry, material, artwork layout, colour, construction or production finish. Then run the intended packed-load routine with an identified sample and record the conditions and result.
The current non-woven page uses a category image of PE bags with an explicit scope note. Request model-specific non-woven photographs, drawings and samples rather than treating that image as product proof.
Review the non-woven sourcing page
Quote MOQ and logistics by bag version.
Separate demand by size, construction, colour and artwork. Clarify whether quantities mean pieces, inner packs or cases and request MOQ and price on the same version basis.
The table preserves the case entries as listed: 200–300 pcs/case options for AW-BAG-PE-16 and 200 pcs/case options for AW-BAG-PE-18. These are packing options, not MOQ, stock or a confirmed carton configuration. Inner quantities, carton dimensions and gross weight are not published for these references and need confirmation with the selected packing option.
Confirm fold, pieces per inner pack and carton, carton dimensions, gross weight, labels, approval sequence and shipment-ready date. Freeze the drawing, artwork, sample and commercial scope before production.
Understand custom-packaging MOQ
Questions before quotation
Does this PE sack sourcing guide cover industrial sacks?
The listed PE references are T-shirt shopping and carry bags for grocery, retail and takeaway. Heavy-duty industrial sacks are not identified in the current catalogue. Describe the required construction, closure, contents and load before requesting a different sack format.
What is needed for a custom shopping-bag quotation?
Provide the packed product and load, finished dimensions, PE film or non-woven specification, colour, handle, artwork, quantity, packing and destination.
Do 1/6 and 1/8 labels define finished bag size?
No. They are listed PE format labels. Request or provide full width, gusset, length and handle dimensions for the exact AW SKU.
Does the category photograph show non-woven bags?
No. It is a supplied image of PE carry bags. Request identified non-woven images, drawings and samples for that program.
How is MOQ confirmed for a printed bag?
MOQ is quoted for the exact construction, dimensions, colour, artwork versions, packing and destination, not as one category-wide number.
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