This 50kg ammonium sulfate organic fertilizer packaging uses a high-strength, color-printed woven bag design, which is durable, moisture-proof, and tear-resistant, ensuring the fertilizer remains safe and undamaged during transportation and storage.
The bag body is made of high-quality PP material, which is environmentally friendly and safe, effectively protecting the fertilizer's quality. Size, printed patterns, logos, and slogans can all be customized to meet customer needs, satisfying different brand and market positioning requirements.
The bag surface printing features bright, clear, and wear-resistant colors, enhancing the product's visual appeal and brand recognition. Suitable for agricultural planting, horticulture, and bulk fertilizer sales, it provides high-quality nutrition to plants while also being aesthetically pleasing and practical, making it an ideal choice for high-quality fertilizer packaging.
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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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