How much weight can a Ziploc bag hold?

Answer 1

One gram would be about right for a sandwich size bag, however, zip lock bags come in all sizes and thicknesses.

Standard zip lock bags use plastic that is about 2 mil thick.

There is a huge market for zip lock bags that are 4 mil thick or heavy duty (as in a freezer bag.) So those bags weigh twice as much.

There are huge zip lock bags designed to hold laundry. (used to seal up bedbug infested clothes. Stick these bags in the freezer with the bedbug or lice infested clothes and they will die. The seal keeps them from escaping.)

Zip lock bags come in all sizes and thicknesses. If you want to see a big selection from a reputable seller go to;

superpolybags.com

Check the shipping weight of the item. Divide by the amount of bags in the case. You'll get a good approximate weight fot each bag.

Answer 2

On any flight your luggage can be categorized in two ways:

1. Carry-on luggage (these are the bags you can actually take onto the plane)

2. Checked bags (these are the bags that must be checked, and will sit in the plane's hold for the duration of the flight)

Both carry-ons bags and checked bags have different rules regarding their size and weight limits, and these limits will differ depending on:

A) which airline you fly with,

B) your destination,

C) your ticket class.

Generally speaking your checked bag limits are 50lbs / 23kg for standard economy tickets, when traveling domestically. OR 70lbs / 32kg for SOME international flightsand better tickets.

As for your carry-on limits, these vary upon airline but i don't recommend going over 40lbs / 18kg.

If your checked bag(s) are to heavy you'll incur a charge (which again differs per airline) but be aware that these can be expensive and are charged each way!

If your carry-on bags are to heavy, the airline will probably ask you to check the bag......which again will most likely incur a charge.

As for Video Games, most electronic devices can be taken on planes and used at anytime other then take off and landings.

I hope that helps. Enjoy your flight.

Answer 3

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