This 25kg polyacrylamide chemical powder packaging bag is made of kraft paper and plastic composite material, combined with a PP reinforced structure, providing high strength, tear resistance, and moisture resistance. It effectively protects the chemical powder and ensures its safety and stability during transportation and storage.
The bag has excellent sealing properties, preventing air, moisture, and dust from entering, thus preventing powder from clumping or leaking, while maintaining the stability of the chemicals. The outer surface can be printed with product names, instructions for use, and safety warnings, improving management efficiency and brand recognition.
This packaging bag is suitable for chemical plants, wholesale, and industrial applications. Custom sizes, printing, and lining designs are available, making it a safe and efficient packaging solution for polyacrylamide and similar chemical powders.
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Description
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Product Type |
Kraft Paper Bag |
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Material Structure |
Plastic coated paper + PP woven fabric + PE bag inner |
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Top Style |
Open |
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Bottom Style |
Seam |
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Size(height*width*gusset) |
Customized |
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Printing |
Customized |
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Packaging Details |
30kgs, 50kgs, 250kgs, 1250kgs customized |
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MOQ |
5000pcs |
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PRODUCTION PROCESS
Packaging process
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