FOUP Bags HDPE Polyethylene, 31" x 36", 6.0 mil, Level 100, 25/Pack, CFB-4000-3136-6Mil-PACK

Cleanroom Bags - HDPE Polyethylene - 6.0 mil - 31" x 36" - Level 100 - 25/Pack - CFB-4000-3136-6Mil-PACK

A Front Opening Unified Pod or FOUP wafer carrier box used in a semiconductor manufacturing process line is used to transport and transfer wafers within the fab. When taken outside of the fab area the FOUP can first be packaged in a cleanroom polyethylene bag. The polyethylene material is not a moisture barrier bag. It is used to ensure the FOUP is not opened outside of the cleanroom. 

Cleanroom HDPE 6.0 mil polyethylene. Bags are available in a variety of sizes. Double bagged packaged, sealed with 25 bags per pack. Custom sizes are available for custom runs. 

CLEANROOM BAG FEATURES
•  25bags per pack
•  HDPE polyethylene material
•  31" x 36"
•  Cleaned to Level 100
•  6 mil.
•  All bags, tubing and film are double bagged
•  Certificate of Conformance provided with each case
•  Made in the USA

Product Code: CFB-4000-3136-6Mil-PACK - Cleanroom Bags, Clear HDPE Polyethylene, 6.0 mil, 31" x 36", Level 100, 25/Pack 

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ORDER CLEANROOM BAGS
To order the cleanroom bags, click tab above, email sales@cleanroomworld.com, or call customer service at (303)752-0076.

Shipping Instructions: The cleanroom bags can ship via UPS or FedEx. The order ships collect or prepay and add to the invoice. If shipping collect, add your freight account number in the “Comments Box” when checking out. Customer is responsible for the freight charge. 

In addition to cleanroom bags, we also offer a variety of other cleanroom packaging supplies, including heat sealers, cleanroom tape and roll bag dispensers.

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FAQs About FOUP Bags – HDPE Polyethylene Bags
Made from durable HDPE polyethylene, these cleanroom bags are designed to enclose FOUP (Front Opening Unified Pods) in cleanroom environments.

Below are frequently asked questions about FOUP bags (HDPE).

What Are FOUP Bags
FOUP bags (Front Opening Unified Pod bags) are specialized packaging that’s used in cleanroom environments to protect semiconductor wafers and other sensitive materials during transport within a fabrication facility. These cleanroom bags are designed to fit FOUPs, which are sealed containers. FOUP bags help maintain the cleanliness and integrity of the wafers by preventing any contamination from particles, moisture, or other environmental factors.

What Are HDPE Bags
HDPE bags (High Density Polyethylene bags) are strong, durable, and rigid plastic bags that made out of polyethylene, which is known for its high strength-to-density ratio.

What Is The Primary Use For HDPE Bags In Cleanrooms
In cleanrooms, HDPE bags are primarily used to package and protect sensitive items, such as semiconductor components, wafers, and other delicate equipment.

What Size Are The HDPE Bags
These HDPE bags are 31 inches by 36 inches.

What Is The Thickness Of The HDPE Bags
These HDPE bags are 6.0 mils.

How Are The HDPE Bags Packaged
These HDPE bags are double-bagged packaged and sealed, with 25 bags per pack.

What Does “Level 100” Cleaning Mean For The HDPE Bags
For these HDPE bags, “Level 100” refers to the cleanliness standard, indicating that the bags are cleaned to meet Class 100 cleanroom specifications (which allow no more than 100 particles per cubic foot of air).

What Is A Certificate Of Conformance For HDPE Bags
The Certificate of Conformance for HDPE bags is a document that’s issued by the manufacturer verifying that the product complies with specific standards, regulations, and requirements.

What’s The Difference Between HDPE Bags And LDPE Bags
HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) bags and LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) bags are both made from polyethylene plastic, but they’re significantly different.

HDPE Bags: The high-density bags are stiffer and more rigid. They’re also stronger, more durable, and more resistant to chemicals.

LDPE Bags: The low-density bags are softer and more flexible. They’re less strong than HDPE bags and more prone to puncturing or tearing. LDPE bags are also slightly less resistant to chemicals.