FIBC Bulk Bags with Liner or Coating: Which Option to Choose?

 

FIBC Bulk Bags with Liner or Coating:

FIBC Bags provide the most cost-effective transportation and packaging solutions for many businesses in food, mining, chemical, and pharma and other industries. These bulk bags come in such a wide range of types, sizes and shapes, and a plethora of applications, that it is challenging to determine which FIBC Bulk Bags suits your business needs most specifically. One of the last few things to consider while choosing the right kind of bulk bags for your business is whether to go for a coated FIBC Bag or one with a liner. Let’s understand the differences and find out what is the best solution for you.

FIBC Bags with Liners

If your product needs extra protection and is of fine and powdery material, then you might need to choose a bulk bag with liners. These flexible bulk containers, made from woven polypropylene, come with liners – either attached or as separate poly liners that are loosely fitted inside the bags.
Liners in FIBC Bags protect the goods from contamination, moisture, and oxygen. The poly liners serve as efficient moisture vapor barrier to protect fine powdery products and work well to retain moisture or oil– or to block moisture out.

Advantage of FIBC Bags with Separate Liners

FIBC bags are versatile in their use and many industries like to reuse these sturdy bags for longer use and for cost implications. FIBC Bags with safety factor 6:1 are intended for multi-use. In these cases, the liner can be removed after the use of the bag and replaced with a new liner to reuse the bag again. Please ensure the outer Bag is not damaged externally by fork or any sharp edge, which can potentially cause the abrupt failure of the bag.
As a reputed FIBC Bags manufacturer, Umasree Texplast custom-make their FIBC Bags to suit the business needs of their clients, producing high-quality FIBC-Liner combinations.

FIBC Bulk Bags with Liners Attached to the outer bag

Some FIBC Bags come with liners attached to the outer bag. Some of the common options are Gluing the liner, Attaching it using Tabs, or Vertical flanges. These allow the liners to be fixed to the outer bag, hence eliminating the chance of liner coming out while discharging the product. Though these cannot be reused, however, the varied applications that these bags offer make them a popular choice for many industries.

Coated FIBC Bags

The nature of the products will determine whether you need a coated BULK Bag or not. The coating helps protect the product from moisture and dust. If your product requires a high level of sift proofing, then it is best to go for the coated variants. Coated bags are largely similar to other FIBC Bags but come with a thin polypropylene lamination that is added to the bag’s fabric, either on the outside or inside. This serves as additional protection and prohibits air and moisture (and some fine powders) to pass through the weave of the polypropylene fabric.
If you are two-minds about which FIBC Bags will suit your purpose, you can always rely on professional Bulk Bag manufacturers like Umasree for guidance. Umasree custom makes Bulk Bag orders to suit their clients’ business needs.

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