This 10kg BOPP laminated printed plastic woven bag features a composite structure of BOPP lamination and PP woven base fabric, combining high strength with excellent printing results. It is suitable for portable packaging of food, grains, and daily necessities.
One of its main advantages is the included handle design, enhancing ease of use and making carrying easier, ideal for supermarket retail and household shopping scenarios.
The BOPP lamination is moisture-proof, dust-proof, and stain-resistant, effectively protecting the contents from moisture while maintaining a clean and flat packaging appearance.
The printing effect is delicate and clear, capable of displaying high-resolution images, enhancing brand recognition and shelf appeal.
The bag is strong and durable, not easily torn, and can be customized with glossy or matte surfaces, sizes, and patterns, making it a high-quality packaging choice that combines practicality, aesthetics, and market competitiveness.
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Description
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Product Type |
Laminated Woven Bag |
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Material Structure |
PP |
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Characteristics |
Recycled Material/New Material |
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Size |
Max Width:120cm;Max Length:300cm |
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Thickness |
50-120g/㎡ |
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Sealing Method |
Sewn bottom closure(Single-fold single/double stitch closure,Double-fold single/double stitch closure,Stitched closure with paper tape,Plain sewn bottom); Heat-sealed closure;square bottom bag; |
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Surface Printing |
Gravure Printing/Rubber plate printing/Flexo printing/Screen printing/Laminated color printing/Digital printing |
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Certificates |
ISO9001,ISO45001,BSCI,ROSH,REACH |
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Applications |
Corn, soybeans, dates, peanuts, wheat, grains, crops, etc. |
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Minimum Order Quantity |
5000pcs |
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Delivery Time |
5-25days |
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