Product Description

Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers, commonly known as FIBC bags or bulk bags, are large, flexible, and highly versatile containers designed for the storage and transportation of bulk materials. Here's a detailed description of FIBC bags:

Construction and Materials: FIBC bags are typically constructed using durable, woven polypropylene (PP) fabric. The fabric is UV-stabilized, which helps protect the contents from sunlight. The bag's construction includes:

1. Body: The main body of an FIBC bag is typically a seamless, tubular structure made from woven fabric. It can be either coated or uncoated, depending on the specific requirements.

2. Top and Bottom: The bag's top and bottom sections are designed to facilitate filling and discharging of materials. The top usually features a filling spout or open top, while the bottom may have a discharge spout or spout with a closure mechanism, such as a discharge spout with a tie or a zippered closure.

3. Lifting Loops: Most FIBC bags are equipped with four lifting loops (corner loops or cross-corner loops) made of the same fabric material. These loops allow for easy handling and transportation using forklifts, cranes, or other lifting equipment.

Types of FIBC Bags: FIBC bags come in various types to accommodate different materials and applications:

1. Standard FIBC Bags: These are the most common type of bulk bags and are suitable for a wide range of dry, flowable materials.

2. Conductive FIBC Bags: Designed for materials that are prone to electrostatic discharge, these bags incorporate conductive threads or fabrics to dissipate static electricity safely.

3. UN Certified FIBC Bags: Used for hazardous materials, these bags are certified to meet specific United Nations (UN) standards for the safe transportation of dangerous goods.

4. Food-Grade FIBC Bags: Manufactured with food-safe materials and designed for transporting food products like grains, sugar, and flour.