PP woven fabric polypropylene bag roll material, also known as woven polypropylene fabric roll material.
This product is made from high-strength polypropylene through a drawing, weaving, and winding process. It offers advantages such as abrasion resistance, tear resistance, and strong load-bearing capacity.
The roll format facilitates storage and transportation and can be cut, printed, and made into bags as needed. It is widely used in the production of woven bags, packaging bags, grain bags, feed bags, and construction material packaging.
This type of PP woven fabric roll material is moisture-resistant and dust-proof, making it suitable for long-term storage of goods. It can also be used in industrial, agricultural, and logistics packaging.
Our woven roll material combines lightness and strength, making it an important foundational material in the modern packaging industry.
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Description
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Product Type |
Polypropylene(PP) Woven Fabric |
| Material |
100% Polypropylene (Virgin orGRS Certified Recycled) |
| Width |
Circular fabric up to 120cm and Flat fabric up to 190cm |
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Length |
Based on application needs,normally 900 meters/1300 meters/2600 meters |
| GSM |
50 GSM to 120 GSM |
|
Color |
Customizable |
| Yarn density |
warp x weft=36X36,42×40,52x52 /10cm2 |
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UV Stabilization |
Up to 3000 hours (2 years outdoor exposure) |
| Lamination |
BOPP film, LDPE film, Kraft paper |
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Packing |
Floor Loaded master rolls or Palletized small rolls; options for paper, PVC, or seamless metalcores |
| MOQ |
500kg |
| Payment Terms |
T/T 30% deposit, balance befor shipment |
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Delivery Time |
5-25 days |
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1*40HQ loading quantity |
60gsm,65cm width,2500m/roll:could load 126 rolls; 70gsm,65cm width,2500m/roll:could load 117 rolls. |
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