6″ x 10″ 2.0 mil LDPE Polyethylene Pull-Tite Drawstring Bag

6″ × 10″ Low-Density Polyethylene Pull-Tite Drawstring Bag — 2.0 Mil

The DS20610 is a 2.0-mil LDPE polyethylene pull-tite drawstring bag measuring 6 inches wide by 10 inches tall — a taller-than-wide format in the DS20 series that provides the flexible, conformable LDPE material in the elongated bag dimensions suited to tall accessories, rolled textiles, and slim storage kits. The pull-tite double drawstring closure cinches through the reinforced 2.0-mil LDPE top hem on each side, forming a secure closure and hanging loop.

The combination of 6-inch width, 10-inch height, and flexible 2.0-mil LDPE construction makes the DS20610 a practical storage bag for tall items that need the flexibility of LDPE rather than the stiffness of the comparable polypropylene DS15610. Healthcare supply kits, food service prep kits, and elongated merchandise distribution all use this format as a primary distribution bag in institutional and commercial settings. Each case contains 2,000 bags.

What Products and Applications Use the 6″ × 10″ LDPE Format?

The 6×10 LDPE bag accommodates: a rolled 6×9-inch document set (rolled to a 2-inch diameter), a standard ruler with a pen and pencil kit, a bundled silverware setup for catering service, or a tall fragrance bottle in a gift bag inner sleeve. In healthcare distribution, the 6×10 format fits a standard 5×9-inch patient kit with a wound care instruction sheet and supply components, with the drawstring allowing the bag to be hung on a bedside chart hook for easy patient access during care procedures.

Food service companies use the DS20610 to package individual tall-profile condiment and spice kits — a set of three 3.5-inch spice jars in a vertical arrangement, or a long-handle utensil kit for banquet place settings. The LDPE material handles the weight of glassware and ceramic condiment containers without the premature drawstring channel splitting that occurs when small glass-jar sets are packaged in lighter 1.0-mil or 1.5-mil bags.

How Does 2.0 Mil LDPE Serve Elongated Storage Formats Better Than Lighter Gauges?

At 10 inches tall, a drawstring bag’s side panels must support their own film weight as well as the lateral push of the contents. In lighter-gauge bags (1.0–1.5 mil), this creates a tendency for the bag sides to indent and buckle around the mid-height of a tall, narrow bag profile, giving the package a wrinkled, collapsed appearance. The 2.0-mil LDPE wall has enough tensile strength to maintain the bag’s rectangular profile even when the contents do not fill the full width, keeping the bag looking organized and professional throughout its storage or display life.

The 2.0-mil gauge also adds meaningful flex-fatigue resistance at the drawstring channel seam — the highest-stress point in a drawstring bag. In healthcare and institutional settings where bags are opened and re-closed many times over the distribution cycle, this extended seam life reduces bag breakage and the waste associated with replacing failed bags mid-distribution.

Pharmaceutical Sample and Clinical Education Kit Applications

Pharmaceutical companies and clinical education departments use the DS20610 to package individual medication sample kits, patient education materials, and clinical demonstration supply sets. The 6×10 format accommodates a standard 9×5.5-inch folded patient instruction booklet paired with a sample supply unit — a combination that is too tall for the 6×8 DS20608 but fits cleanly in the 6×10 DS20610 with the drawstring cinched above the booklet edge.

The LDPE material is compatible with standard medical distribution environments including ambulatory clinic cart storage, hospital supply room shelving, and patient room bedside table drawers. The flexible bag conforms to irregular drawer dimensions and does not create the sharp edges that stiffer PP bags develop over time, reducing minor injury risk in patient-handling environments where bags are accessed by patients with limited dexterity.

Is the DS20610 Compliant for Food-Contact Applications?

Yes — LDPE (low-density polyethylene) meets FDA requirements for food contact, making the DS20610 appropriate for packaging of dry food items, pre-packaged condiment kits, and food service supply assemblies where the bag may contact the food product. Food service operations use the 6×10 format for individual place-setting kits containing individually wrapped utensils, a condiment packet, and a napkin — a common assembly for catered event service and airline meal distribution.

The flexible LDPE wall accommodates the irregular shapes of individually wrapped utensils and foil condiment packets without creating the rigid pressure points that stiffer PP bags develop around angular contents. This conformability reduces the bag-to-food-contact pressure that can mark or indent soft items like bread rolls or individually wrapped soft-serve cups when the kit is stacked during catering staging.

How Does the DS20610 Fit in the DS20 LDPE Drawstring Bag Series?

The DS20610 (6×10) fills the same size position in the DS20 LDPE series as the DS15610 does in the DS15 PP series — a taller-format bag between the 6×8 and the 7×12 or 8×12 sizes. It is the right choice when the DS20608 (6×8) is too short for the product’s height, and when the 2.0-mil LDPE material is preferred over the 1.5-mil polypropylene of the DS15610. NFCBags.com stocks both the PP and LDPE versions at this size, as well as the complete DS20 LDPE series from 3×5 through 9×12 and DS21 LDPE series through 15×18, providing LDPE drawstring bag coverage across every practical merchandise and supply distribution size.