Why Choose us as your Polythene Bag Supplier?
As a leading supplier of polythene bags across the UK and Europe, Abbey Polythene are renowned for their experience and independent advice within the industry.
As a leading supplier of polythene bags across the UK and Europe, Abbey Polythene are renowned for their experience and independent advice within the industry.
It is commonly believed that plastics are detrimental to the environment in a multitude of ways, with many people beginning to adopt paper or cardboard in its place. However, polythene can actually be beneficial
Abbey Polythene are the go to company when it comes to clinical waste bags, we supply to the healthcare industry and clinical waste collection companies.
Most poly bags are made using a material called polyethylene which unsurprisingly is where the name polythene comes from. This material is made up of lengthy chains of ethylene monomers. These monomers are derived from petroleum and natural gas.
Whilst looking after confidential waste has always been important, since GDPR legislation came into force it’s become critical for businesses to protect customer information.
Polythene sheeting is not the most exciting sounding product, after all, it’s just a sheet right! But sometimes the most un-exciting things can be the most popular. Purely because it can be used for so many different things across a business setting.
Whatever kind of polythene bag or sheeting you might have a need for, Abbey have it in spades. We offer many kinds of specialist polythene bags and sheetings and with their thickness and durability you won’t have to go anywhere else.
Whilst our range of polythene bags come in a wide variety options, you might be looking for something specific for your business.
Our kerbside collection bags are perfect for waste management and collection companies. Working alongside local authorities, waste contractors and health care professionals it’s important
EVA bags are more commonly known as low melt polythene bags, they are used for items that need to be stored at low temperatures, as low as -30 degrees.