Liners

The liners of a bulk bag, also known as FIBC (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container), are a crucial component in ensuring the safe storage and transportation of various products.

 

The liner is a flexible material, usually made of plastic, that is inserted into the bulk bag and provides a protective barrier between the product and the bag itself. This helps to prevent contamination and moisture from damaging the product during storage and transportation.

 

There are several types of liners available for bulk bags, each designed to meet specific requirements. These include:

• Polyethylene liners: These liners are the most commonly used type in bulk bags. They are made from durable plastic material and come in different thicknesses to suit a wide range of applications.
• Aluminum foil liners: These liners provide a high level of protection against moisture, oxygen, and light, making them ideal for products that require maximum protection.
• Conductive liners: These liners are specifically designed for products that are sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD), such as chemicals and explosives. They are made from a conductive material that helps to prevent static buildup.
• Anti-static liners: Similar to conductive liners, anti-static liners are used for products that require a lower level of protection against ESD. They are also made from a material that helps to prevent static buildup.

Bulk bags with appropriate liners offer superior protection and are an efficient and cost-effective solution for storing and transporting a variety of products, including food-grade materials.