pp super sack with baffle

pp super sack with baffle There are many different types of FIBC bulk bags and the right bag for you depends on your product and application. For example, you may be currently using a type A bulk bag with potentially volatile materials when a type C or D bag is best due to their electrostatic reduction properties. The same is true when talking about bag construction. Depending on your product and application you may have the need for a bag that holds it’s square shape during filling for better stacking and storage capabilities. If this is the case, then a bulk bag with baffles may be the best solution. For regular blog updates, fill out the “Subscribe to our blog updates” form to the right. What is a baffled FIBC? A standard bag is flexible in nature and can bulge at the sides when filled losing it’s square shape. Baffles are extra fabric panels or pieces of string sewn into each of the bag’s four corners. This reinforcement allows the bag to better hold it’s square shape when filled making them easier to store side by side or stack. Baffle Bags are constructed with corner baffles to maintain their cubic form once they are filled. The corner baffles are made to allow the material to flow smoothly into all the corners, yet preventing the bag from expanding in the process. Since the shape of the bag is cubic, baffle bags require less storage space and cut down the transportation costs up to 30% compared to the regular big bags. Most of soybean, corn, barley growers uses baffle bags which allows the bag to stand straight