Bag Terminology:

Preformed Bag: a bag that is already sealed on three sides and is ready for ice immediately.

Wicket Bag: bags that are placed on wickets, two metal rods, in order to run properly on the machine.

Reverse Wicket Bag: bags that are placed on wickets, two metal rods, backwards in order to run properly on the machine.

Roll Stock Bag: these bags are not preformed, instead they come on a roll and the machine cuts and seals the bags as it goes.

Bailer Bag: large bags that hold multiple smaller bags of ice.

Gusset: the folded portion on the bottom of the bag that unfolds when ice is put in to make the bottom of the bag flat.

Lip: the area between the top of the bag and the top of the handle.

I-Mark: the I-mark is essential to determining where the machine cuts the bags and seals them.

Resin: the key component that makes up the polyethylene film that bags are made of.