The Big bag is a product manufactured for industrial use, such as in warehouses, to support heavy weighs of different types of loads. They are carefully designed to suit your needs in an efficient and practical manner.
The Big bag is made of Polypropylene fabric and their shape is tubular. They can be filled from the top part of the bag and emptied from the bottom part. Due to its light weight, the Big bag can be easily handled inside the warehouse.
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Vacuum bags
Nowadays, consumers have increased their expectations upon the food they consume and for most of them it is important that certain products are fresh and little to no additives or preservatives are added to them. Therefore, companies have to find a solution to not process the food and still be able to maintain a long shelf life and the product’s most valuable qualities, such as aroma, texture and taste. In this industry, vacuum packaging is essential in order to protect the food and to ensure the consumers that they will receive the best products that they most want to consume.
The vacuum packaging technique is so beneficial for the food items that are being transported or stored because we are able to modify the atmosphere inside the packaging, using natural gasses found in the atmosphere.
For example, if you are struggling with an insect or microorganisms problem, you can opt for CO2 modified vacuum package, which will eradicate all the pests.
If you worry about the oxygen inside the package, nitrogen is the best solution for you! It is a neutral gas that does no harm to your goods. By pumping it in the package, the oxygen is significantly reduced, thus providing a safe and protected atmosphere for your goods.
Lastly we have oxygen vacuuming, which is a gas used to preserve the colour red of fresh meat. Otherwise, it will harm certain products such as fresh fruit, making them turn brown and allowing aerobic bacteria to grow.
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The Big Bags for the food industry
The Big Bags used in the food industry are a hygienic product that is designated to be used without risks or any negative impact on the quality of your goods. They are manufactured in controlled and sanitary conditions and contain no heavy metals. On top of that, the Big Bags designed for being used in the food industry will not have any impact upon organoleptic properties.
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ESD Big Bags
ESD Big Bags are used to ensure you that no electrostatic discharge can occur and, thus, to guarantee that the risks of causing an ignition in a hazardous explosive atmosphere doesn’t exist.
We took into consideration this high risk of an unpleasant incident to happen, so we came up with the following options for you to choose from:
- Type A – fabrics without any protecting properties against electrostatic discharge;
- Type B – antistatic fabric, used in dust zones;
- Type C – fabric woven with conductive threads, used in gas or dust zones.
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UN Big Bags
UN Big Bags represent the only safe way to transport dangerous materials that might affect the people’s health and safety and the environment. Such hazardous goods can be transported, though, only if the package that is used meets all the mandatory UN regulations.
Our company is happy to help you on this matter by providing you with safe UN Big Bags that meet your requests on their working capacities, dimensions and more. They will each come with an assigned code, as the following example: 13H3/Z/10.16/A/PA-03/LOGIMARKT 418442/1900/1015.
UN code explained:
- before anything is written down, there will be the UN symbol;
- the next 4 characters represent the type of construction of the bag (13H1 is for uncoated fabric with no liner, 13H2 is for coated fabric with no liner, 13H3 is for uncoated fabric with liner and 13H4 is for coated fabric with liner);
- the following letter will indicate the packaging group (Y is designated for packaging groups II and III, while X is designated only for group III);
- the 4 digits separated by a full stop represent the production date;
- “A” stands for the code of country;
- the next part of the code that consists of 4 characters separated by a hyphen stand for the certifying body;
- following we have the code of the producer and the specific FIBC;
- the next 4 digits represent the stacking test weight (in kg);
- the last 4 digits stand for the maximum gross weight of safe working load (in kg).
Alongside the process of coding the Big Bags with an UN code, they have to pass 6 tests, which are the following:
- Top lift test
- Stacking test
- Drop test
- Topple test
- Righting test
- Tear test
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Industrial Big Bags
Industrial Big Bags comprises a range of food and farm products and partly of chemical and withdrawal products. Some of the features of the Industrial Big Bags are quoted as it follows:
- coated and uncoated fabrics of different weights
- PE or laminate liners
- dustproof seams in a large spectrum of grades
- color printing
- special labels, added at request
