This 25kg three-layer kraft paper-PP composite woven bag is designed with high-strength packaging needs in mind. The outer kraft paper layer's sturdiness and the middle woven layer's tensile and tear resistance provide excellent overall protection. An internal barrier layer or inner membrane structure can be added to provide a stable moisture barrier, ensuring the contents remain dry during storage and transportation.
The bag opening features a valve design, accelerating filling efficiency and ensuring the bag forms a regular shape after filling, facilitating stacking and pallet loading. The printed areas are wear-resistant and colorfast, making it suitable for companies with high brand recognition and export packaging requirements.
Due to its excellent impermeability, pressure resistance, UV resistance, and impact resistance, this bag type is particularly suitable for the outer packaging of high-value-added granular materials such as engineering plastic granules, waterproof masterbatches, and modified plastics. It maintains stability during long-distance transportation or outdoor operations, preventing granules from absorbing moisture, clumping, or becoming contaminated.
In addition to standard specifications, dimensions, layer structure, valve type, and appearance patterns can all be customized to meet specific needs, providing reliable, efficient, and professional packaging solutions for the chemical industry, plastic manufacturers, and grain processing enterprises.
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Description
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Product Type |
Kraft Paper Bag |
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Material Composition |
Kraft paper laminated woven fabric |
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Thickness |
100-200 g/m² |
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Bag Width |
30-120 cm |
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Bag Length |
Customizable |
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Capacity |
5 kg-100 kg |
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Top |
Straight cut |
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Bottom |
Stitched or heat-sealed |
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Printing |
Flexographic printing |
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Minimum Order Quantity |
3000 pieces |
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Delivery Time |
5-25 days |
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Moisture Protection |
Inserted BOPP laminate film or PE lining |
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Packaging |
100 pieces per pack, 10 packs per bundle, or customized upon request. |
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Capacity |
10 tons per 20ft container, 26 tons per 40ft high cube container. |
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Applications |
Used for packaging chemical raw materials or plastic resins, etc. |
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MOQ |
5000pcs |
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