This 25kg paper-plastic composite bag features a three-layer reinforced structure: kraft paper, strong PP woven fabric, and a PE inner film. It combines the sturdy appearance of paper bags with the high load-bearing capacity of woven plastic bags, making it a commonly used high-performance packaging bag in industries such as chemical raw materials, plastic granules, resin powders, and additives. The outer kraft paper layer features clear printing and can be professionally customized with logos, patterns, and product information to meet specific company needs, enhancing brand recognition during transportation and warehousing.
The bag body is reinforced, offering advantages such as puncture resistance, tear resistance, moisture resistance, and abrasion resistance. The inner PE film effectively prevents moisture and dust leakage, ensuring the stability of materials during transportation, stacking, and long-term storage. Suitable for automatic filling equipment, the seal is smooth and secure, preventing bag breakage.
The paper-plastic composite bag is a reliable industrial packaging solution that integrates high load-bearing capacity, excellent moisture resistance, and strong printability.
Description
Application
Production Process
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Description
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Product Type |
Kraft Paper Bag |
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Color |
Brown |
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Capacity |
25kg or customizable |
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Use |
Packaging bag for chemical plastic granules |
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Features |
Kraft paper woven bag (three-layer composite) |
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Customizable |
logo, text, pattern |
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Closure Type |
Open End |
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MOQ |
5000pcs |
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100 bags per pack |
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5 Packs per case (500 total bags) |
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Application
PRODUCTION PROCESS
Packaging process
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