This 150kg high-capacity PP woven bag is specifically designed for packaging various staple crops in Africa, including corn, grains, cassava, beans, and wheat. With its strong load-bearing capacity and wide applicability, it is a commonly used heavy-duty packaging solution for farmers, traders, and purchasing stations. The bag body is made of high-strength polypropylene woven material, with a tight and robust structure, possessing excellent tensile strength, abrasion resistance, and tear resistance, maintaining stability in rough handling, long-distance transportation, and outdoor stacking environments.
The bag is lightweight and highly efficient, suitable for both mechanical and manual handling. Its moisture-proof, sun-resistant, and weather-resistant properties protect corn and grains from environmental impacts and reduce losses even in high-temperature, high-humidity, or rainy climates. The bag surface can be customized with simple text, graphics, country or region names to identify batches, differentiate crops, or enhance brand recognition.
Reinforced stitching enhances overall load-bearing capacity, making it ideal for farm transport, market distribution, export trade, and the wholesale industry. Whether used for bulk grains such as corn, millet, sorghum, and cassava flour, these PP woven bags offer a safe, durable, and economical packaging experience, making them a versatile and reliable choice for the African food market.
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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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