Large-Capacity Deposit Security
Novolex SSD1216C Clear Tamper-Evident Deposit Bags
Prepare larger cash and check deposits for controlled storage, pickup, and transport with Novolex SSD1216C clear tamper-evident deposit bags. The 12-inch by 16-inch overall format combines a transparent bag body, printed deposit record, high-visibility barcode and control number, and inline VOID-style closure to support professional cash-handling procedures.
Two-Carton Purchase Minimum
500 deposit bags per carton × 2-carton minimum = 1,000 bags per minimum order.
12" × 16"
Overall Bag Size
Up to 2,000
Published Note Capacity
500
Bags Per Carton
2.5 Mil
Published Gauge
More Room for Larger Deposits
The SSD1216C is larger than standard daily-deposit bags, making it suitable for higher-volume cash, check, and document loads. Published specifications list a capacity of up to approximately 2,000 banknotes when the bag is packed correctly.
Actual usable capacity depends on the condition and arrangement of the currency, the amount of accompanying paperwork, and the need to keep all contents safely below the sealing area.
Clear Contents for Faster Inspection
The transparent bag body allows employees and receiving personnel to view the enclosed currency, checks, and deposit documentation without first opening the package.
Visible contents can help personnel identify obvious packing errors and confirm that the package appears consistent with the related deposit record before accepting custody.
SSD1216C Product Highlights
- Large clear deposit bag: Provides additional room for higher-volume cash and check deposits while keeping the contents visible.
- Inline VOID-style closure: Designed to produce a visible warning when the sealed area may have been disturbed.
- High-visibility identification: Prominent barcode and control number support logging, camera readability, and receiving inspection.
- Printed deposit form: Offers organized fields for documenting information associated with the enclosed deposit.
- 2.5-mil film gauge: Published specification for the SSD1216C clear currency bag.
- Approximately 2,000-note capacity: Designed for larger currency deposits when packed without obstructing the closure.
- 500 bags per carton: Commercial quantity for organizations with recurring cash-handling requirements.
- Two-carton minimum: The minimum purchase contains 1,000 total deposit bags.
Built for High-Volume Cash-Handling Operations
Retail Operations
Combine proceeds from multiple registers or departments into an identified package for controlled pickup.
Restaurants and Hospitality
Prepare combined shift, event, or location deposits for transfer to authorized cash-office personnel.
Banks and Credit Unions
Support commercial, branch, and customer deposit processes with visible contents and prominent identification.
Casinos and Entertainment
Package larger currency loads and related paperwork for documented internal transfers and receiving checks.
Recommended Deposit Preparation Process
- Inspect the unused bag: Confirm that the film, seams, closure, barcode, and control number appear complete and undamaged.
- Record the identifier: Enter the bag’s control number in the applicable deposit, pickup, or chain-of-custody record.
- Complete the printed form: Add the deposit information required by your organization’s cash-handling procedure.
- Insert the deposit: Arrange approved currency, checks, and paperwork below the closure without overfilling the bag.
- Seal across the full width: Remove the liner and press the security closure firmly according to the printed instructions.
- Inspect at every handoff: Compare the identifier with the accompanying record and examine the bag and closure before accepting custody.
Understanding the Bag Dimensions
The supplied bag and product listing identify the overall dimensions as 12 inches wide by 16 inches tall. Current product specifications may list the usable storage area as approximately 12 inches by 12 inches because the closure, header, and receipt area occupy part of the overall height.
If your application requires a particular object, stack height, or bundle arrangement, confirm the usable interior dimensions before ordering.
Important Tamper-Evident Notice
Tamper-evident does not mean tamper-proof. These deposit bags are intended to make possible interference easier to identify. They cannot prevent every possible method of unauthorized access, substitution, theft, or loss.
Use each security closure only once and combine the bags with your organization’s procedures for restricted access, dual control, identifier logging, secure transportation, storage, and receiving inspection.
Product and Ordering Information
Brand: Novolex
Model: SSD1216C
Product type: Clear tamper-evident currency deposit bag
Overall dimensions: 12" × 16"
Published usable area: Approximately 12" × 12"
Published gauge: 2.5 mil
Published capacity: Up to approximately 2,000 notes
Carton quantity: 500 bags
Minimum purchase: 2 cartons
Minimum total quantity: 1,000 bags
Frequently Asked Questions
How many bags are included?
Each carton contains 500 bags. Because this product has a two-carton purchase minimum, the minimum order contains 1,000 deposit bags.
What are the bag dimensions?
The overall dimensions are 12 inches wide by 16 inches tall. The usable compartment is smaller because the closure and header occupy part of the overall height.
How much currency can the bag hold?
Published specifications list a capacity of up to approximately 2,000 notes. Actual capacity varies with currency condition, arrangement, paperwork, and the space required for proper sealing.
Does SSD1216C include an external document pocket?
SSD1216C is the standard clear single-pocket model. The corresponding clear model with an external document pocket is generally identified as SSD1216CP. Verify the model number before ordering if an external pouch is required.
Are the bags numbered and barcoded?
Stock Eco STAT currency bags include prominent control numbers and barcodes designed for identification and readability during monitored handling.
Are tamper-evident deposit bags tamper-proof?
No. The closure is intended to provide visible indications of possible interference. Effective security still depends on controlled access, documented handoffs, identifier verification, inspection, and secure storage.