Kraft Paper
8x4.5x10.25 Kraft Paper Shopping Bags 50-Pack BGG8450PK
PN: BGG8450PK
8x4.25x10.5 Kraft Paper Shopping Bags 50-Pack BGG841050PK
PN: BGG841050PK
5.5x3.25x8.38 Kraft Paper Shopping Bags 100-Pack BGG53100PK
PN: BGG53100PK
5.5x3.25x8.38 Kraft Paper Shopping Bags 50-Pack BGG5350PK
PN: BGG5350PK
12x7x17 Kraft Paper Grocery Bags 500/Case BGG111K
PN: BGG111K
12x7x17 57 lb Kraft Paper Grocery Bags 500-Pack BGG110K
PN: BGG110K
8 1/4 x 6 1/8 x 15 7/8 in Kraft Paper Gusseted Grocery Bags 500-Pack BGG119K
PN: BGG119K
8 1/4 x 5 1/4 x 18 in Kraft Paper Gusseted Grocery Bags 500-Pack BGG109K
PN: BGG109K
12x7x17 70 lb Kraft Paper Grocery Bags 300-Pack BGFH102U
PN: BGFH102U
16 x 6 x 19 1/4 in Kraft Paper Corrugated Mailers Heavy Duty 200-Pack BGS110K
PN: BGS110K
18x7x18 70 lb Kraft Paper Shopping Bags 200/Case BGS111K
PN: BGS111K
12x7x17 Kraft Paper Grocery Bags 300/Case BGFH102UP
PN: BGFH102UP
12x7x14 70 lb Kraft Paper Bags Flat Handles 300/Case BGFH101D
PN: BGFH101D
12x7x17 Kraft Paper Grocery Bags 500/Case
PN: BGG111K
12x7x17 57 lb Kraft Paper Grocery Bags 500-Pack
PN: BGG110K
12x7x17 Kraft Paper Grocery Bags 300/Case
PN: BGFH102UP
12x7x17 70 lb Kraft Paper Grocery Bags 300-Pack
PN: BGFH102U
1.5 in x 60 yd Kraft Paper Flatback Tape 6-Pack
PN: T94653006PK
18x7x18 70 lb Kraft Paper Shopping Bags 200/Case
PN: BGS111K
16 x 6 x 19 1/4 in Kraft Paper Corrugated Mailers Heavy Duty 200-Pack
PN: BGS110K
8 1/4 x 6 1/8 x 15 7/8 in Kraft Paper Gusseted Grocery Bags 500-Pack
PN: BGG119K
8 1/4 x 5 1/4 x 18 in Kraft Paper Gusseted Grocery Bags 500-Pack
PN: BGG109K
12x7x14 70 lb Kraft Paper Bags Flat Handles 300/Case
PN: BGFH101D
24x36 Poly Coated Kraft Paper Sheets 410/Case
PN: KPPCS2436
18x24 Poly Coated Kraft Paper Sheets 830/Case
PN: KPPCS1824
60 in x 600 ft Poly Coated Kraft Paper Roll 1 Roll
PN: KPPC6050
48 in x 600 ft Poly Coated Kraft Paper Roll 1 Each
PN: KPPC4850
36 in x 600 ft Poly Coated Kraft Paper Roll 1 Each
PN: KPPC3650
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SELECTION EXPERT ADVICE
Overview
Kraft paper rolls at wholesale, 30# to 75#, in every common width. Recycled brown kraft on the roll for void fill, wrapping, interleaving, and dunnage — the versatile, curbside-recyclable alternative to plastic packing materials. This collection spans basis weights from light 30# up to heavy 75#, in widths from 12" bench rolls to 48" wide-format, sold in bulk by the case or roll from five US warehouses with no account minimum and free-shipping tiers on qualifying volume. Match your job to a basis weight in the spec table, then filter the grid by weight and width.
Kraft paper basis weight & width spec table
"Basis weight" (shown as a number followed by #, e.g. 40#) is the weight of a standard ream of the paper — higher number means thicker, stronger, heavier paper. Lighter weights are cheaper and fill more volume per pound; heavier weights protect better and wrap cleaner. Width is chosen to match the job and dispenser.
| Basis weight | Character | Typical use & common widths |
|---|---|---|
| 30# | Lightest, most economical | Void fill, crushed-paper cushioning, interleaving, gift wrap — 15", 18", 24", 30", 36" |
| 40# | Light-medium, most versatile | General void fill and wrapping, bundling, moving pads, table cover — 18", 24", 30", 36", 48" |
| 50# | Medium, sturdier wrap | Wrapping heavier goods, surface protection, floor and counter masking — 24", 30", 36", 48" |
| 60# | Heavy, high tear strength | Wrapping and bundling heavy or edged items, dunnage between products — 24", 36", 48" |
| 75# | Heaviest, maximum strength | Heavy-duty dunnage, load separation, wrapping abrasive or dense items — 36", 48" |
Rough guide: use the lightest weight that survives the job. Light 30–40# maximizes fill volume per pound for void applications; step to 50–75# when the paper must wrap, protect a surface, or take real abrasion.
Void fill vs. wrapping vs. dunnage
Void fill
Crumpled kraft packed into the empty space around an item so it cannot shift or take impact in transit. Lighter weights (30–40#) are ideal — they crush into more cushioning volume per pound and cost less. Fed by hand or through a paper void-fill dispenser at the pack station.
Wrapping & surface protection
Kraft wrapped directly around a product to prevent scuffs, hold parts together, or interleave stacked items. Medium 40–50# gives a clean wrap that resists tearing while staying easy to fold; use heavier 50#+ where the surface needs more protection or the item has edges.
Dunnage & load separation
Kraft used to brace, separate, and stabilize product inside a carton or on a pallet — layering between tiers, filling gaps, keeping items from rubbing. This is where heavier 60–75# earns its cost: it holds up under weight and abrasion without shredding.
How to choose kraft paper
- Job first: void fill → lighter weight for volume; wrapping → medium for a clean, tear-resistant fold; dunnage → heavier for strength under load.
- Width to fit the item and dispenser: narrow rolls (12–18") for small items and bench use; 24–36" for general packing; 48" wide-format for large items, table and floor covering, and big void cavities.
- Recyclability: kraft is made from recycled fiber and is curbside recyclable and biodegradable — a plastic-free choice for brands cutting film.
- Volume: buy rolls by the case; larger orders reach free-shipping tiers.
Pair kraft with the rest of the pack station: Void Fill for engineered cushioning, Corrugated Boxes for the outer carton, and Carton Sealing Tape to close it. For pallet-quantity pricing, request a bulk quote.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the # (basis weight) mean on kraft paper?
- It is the weight of a standard ream of that paper. A higher number (e.g. 60# vs. 30#) means thicker, heavier, stronger paper. It is the main way kraft rolls are graded.
- What weight kraft paper is best for void fill?
- Lighter 30–40# is best. It crumples into more cushioning volume per pound and costs less, which is what you want for filling empty space around an item.
- What weight should I use for wrapping products?
- Medium 40–50# gives a clean, tear-resistant wrap that still folds easily. Step to 50#+ when the item has edges or the surface needs more protection.
- What is dunnage, and what weight do I need?
- Dunnage braces and separates product inside a carton or on a pallet. Use heavier 60–75# so it holds up under load and abrasion without tearing.
- Is kraft paper recyclable?
- Yes. Kraft rolls here are made from recycled fiber and are curbside recyclable and biodegradable, which makes them a plastic-free alternative to bubble and film.
- What widths are available?
- From narrow 12–18" bench rolls up to 48" wide-format, with 24", 30", and 36" as common general-purpose widths. Available widths vary by basis weight.
- Can kraft paper replace bubble wrap?
- For scuff protection, wrapping, and void fill it is a strong recyclable substitute. For fragile items needing air cushioning, pair it with engineered void fill or use it alongside boxes and cushioning.
- Do I need a dispenser?
- Not required, but a paper dispenser speeds void-fill and wrapping at a busy pack station and reduces waste. Kraft can also be fed and torn by hand.
- What is the difference between kraft paper and corrugated?
- Kraft paper is a single flat sheet on a roll for wrapping, filling, and dunnage. Corrugated is rigid fluted board used to build the shipping box itself.
- How is kraft paper sold?
- By the roll, in bulk cases. Roll length and rolls per case vary by weight and width and are listed on each product; larger volumes qualify for free-shipping tiers.
Also called brown paper rolls or brown packing paper — same material, listed here by basis weight and width so rolls compare honestly.
Buying path
Buy Kraft Paper by the specs that change the order
Use filters, product titles, and product pages to compare size, material, pack count, case quantity, and fit before ordering.
Use filters and product titles to narrow by the specs that affect fit.
Open the product page before ordering a case so you can check quantity, unit, and limits.
Save the SKU or product link for repeat purchasing and support questions.
For pallet, recurring, or mixed-SKU needs, send support the details before placing a large order.
What to check first
- Size or dimensions
- Material or construction
- Case quantity or pack count
- Shipping unit and reorder need