This PP woven bag is built for packing rice, flour, and other farm products. It's made from solid blue PP woven material with a white stripe down the middle—simple look that still appears clean and professional.
The construction is tough enough for transport and storage. It helps keep moisture and dust out, which can help the contents last longer.
Works for rice, flour, grain, or similar crops. It's light, reusable, and cheaper to use over time than single-use options. Straightforward bag that does the job and keeps things looking neat.
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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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