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  What are Ad*Star bags? Ad*Star bags are heat-sealed polypropylene bags (no glue or stitching). These bags can be produced with valves or open mouth. They are widely known as  Block Bottom Valve Bags . These bags deliver excellent performance wherever high-speed filling processes are used. The development of a new sack concept was started by Starlinger in 1933. The idea was to take all the advantages of the traditional sack and combine them all into a new product, and that’s how Ad*Star Bag was born. What are   Ad*Star bags used for? Cement bag manufacturers are aware of the vital role these bags play in transporting and storing cement by ensuring that the material is protected from temperature, humidity, and many other factors. The good news is, the applications of these bags are not limited to the storage and transportation of cement. They are being widely used for packing seeds, grain, spices, animal feed, fertilizer, and fine chemicals, to name a few. The Ad*Star bag...

  Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers (FIBCs) , commonly known as jumbo bags, big bags, or super sacks, are industrial containers manufactured from flexible textile fabric, such as thickly-woven polypropylene. Currently, four different types of FIBCs are used in a variety of industrial environments to transport and store an array of flowable, dry products, including plastic granules, chemicals, minerals, fertilizers, cement, sand, and agricultural commodities. These four types of FIBCs are categorized into Type-A FIBC Bags, Type-B FIBC jumbo bags, Conductive Type-C Bulk Bags, and Type-D FIBC Big Bags. All four of these FIBC types have specific applications. Anti-static,  Type C FIBC Bags  are engineered to effectively dissipate electrostatic charges through grounding. What are Type C Bulk Bags? Industrial-grade Type C Bags procured from a reliable conductive bags manufacturer, feature premium polypropylene-based fabric with electrically conductive threads, which are int...

  Big Bags, also called Super Sacks, Jumbo Bags, or Industrial Containers, have been in use since the 1940s for the packaging, transportation, and storage of various flowable products, for instance, plastic granules, food grains, sand, cement, or fertilizers. Big Bags, in the early years of their existence, were made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), and they were primarily used by the rubber industry to transport carbon black, which is a critical ingredient in many rubber products. Later, in the 1960s, flexible bulk intermediate containers, or  FIBC Big Bags , made of polypropylene, emerged as an alternative to PVC Big Bags. Different industries rapidly adopted the polypropylene-based, flexible Big Bags because of their exceptional durability and cost-effectiveness. Since the 1970s, significant advances have been made in both fabric manufacturing and weaving technologies, which allow today’s users the opportunity to choose from a wide variety of industrial-scale...

  The consumer preference in the country is shifting towards the superior organic quality of products. The ideal enjoyment of farm-fresh products includes the reality of transporting agricultural products from the field to the table. In this scenario, packaging becomes one of the biggest factors in the success of a product. The right packaging of agricultural products not only attracts consumers and next tier manufacturers, but it also maintains product safety and freshness during transportation. The increasing presence of   agricultural packaging suppliers In India, groceries have traditionally been a retail industry where one sees the maximum expenditure on food accounting for 60% of the total retail expenditure. However, the recent trend in the growth of the food delivery and services market driven by big brands are registering a rapid increase in sales. According to a report by  Global Newswire , the packaging market in the country was valued at USD 50.5 billion in 20...

  The world of industrial packaging, shipping, and transportation would not have been the same without FIBC bulk bags. Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers (FIBC), also known as FIBC Jumbo Bags, FIBC Bulk Bags or simply, Bulk Bags, emerged as a packaging solution in the 1940s when goods needed to be transported during World War II. Since then, they have been widely used by nearly every imaginable industry for storing and handling large quantities of dry goods, food-grade products, or even hazardous materials. In fact, Bulk Bags have become the global standard in packaging solutions when it comes to storing or carrying bulk items safely and effortlessly. Why are FIBC Bulk Bags preferred? A part of what makes FIBC Bulk Bags a prized storage solution for nearly every business sector is its multipurpose nature. Reputed  FIBC Bags Manufacturers  like Umasree use superior-grade virgin polypropylene, which is a class of very versatile polymer that has a wide range of usage, fro...

  FIBC or Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers made from woven polypropylene is a widely accepted and preferred mode for storage and transportation of solid dry bulk materials. Also known as ‘Jumbo bags’ or ‘Bulk Bags,’ they come in a variety of different materials, dimensions, and storage capacities, while they are highly customizable for the specific needs and unique requirements of customers. When it comes to the types of  FIBC Jumbo Bags , they are broadly categorized into four types, each with its own set of features and uses. Here’s brief information on the types and usage of FIBC Bulk Bags. Type A Bags Type A FIBC Bulk Bags are manufactured from plain-woven polypropylene or any other fabric of non-conductive nature. Since they offer no protection from static electricity, they must not be used for the purpose of storing or transporting any flammable material. They are recommended to be used for transporting non-flammable goods, though care must be taken to ensure that t...

  There is a significant time and cost involved in handling and storing bulk material in PP woven sacks. FIBC (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers) Bags are the most economical means of storing any solid dry bulk material. They are made from polypropylene, an inert thermoplastic which makes these bags durable, flexible and strong. What’s more, this material can be recycled into other plastic products, so you don’t have to worry about environmental sustainability. Umasree Texplast Private Limited, an  ISO  9001:2015 and ISO 22000:2005 certified company (Food Safety Management) and Government of India Recognized Export House and advises you to consider the below points before choosing a  FIBC Bulk Bag : 1. Bulk Density The Material Bulk Density and total weight of material you want to pack in a bag helps decide the bag size and volume. Packing 500 kg of Cotton will require a bigger bag as compared to 500 kg of sand. 2. Customized Bags Available ...