Craft UK Limited Poly Bags - C5 - 50 Pack


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The Craft UK Limited Poly Bags (C5) are an ideal storage and presentation solution for crafters, stationers, and hobbyists looking to protect handmade cards from moisture and dust. These bags offer a professional, crystal-clear finish that enhances the visual appeal of finished work, though users should note that the self-seal adhesive strip is intended for single-use applications.
| Model Part Number | CUK341 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Craft UK Limited |
No, the adhesive strip is designed for a single permanent seal.
Yes, C5 size is designed to fit an A5 sheet folded in half or an A5 envelope.
These poly bags are designed for presentation; for long-term archival storage, we recommend checking if your specific crafting project requires acid-free certification.
These bags are manufactured for craft and stationery use and are not certified for direct food contact.
This package contains 50 individual poly bags.
Ensure the area is free from dust or cardstock debris. If the strip loses its tackiness, it may have been exposed to high humidity.
Wipe the exterior with a dry, lint-free cloth. If the cloudiness persists, ensure the bag was not stored in an environment with extreme temperature fluctuations.
Check to ensure the contents do not exceed the intended C5 dimensions and that no sharp corners are pressing against the edges.
To achieve the best seal, insert your cardstock flat into the bag, ensuring no paper edges are caught on the adhesive strip during the peeling process. Keep these bags stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, as excessive heat can degrade the adhesive strip over long periods. If the bags become wrinkled, they can usually be smoothed out by hand, though they are intended to be used as a final protective layer rather than a long-term archival solution for heavy art prints.