Bulk bags are used to handle over ¼ billion tons of product each year and is used to store and move products as varied as cereals to powdered chemicals to animal feeds. With a capacity of up to 3m³ and load capability ranging from 500lbs to 4500 lb. FIBCs are highly cost effective, easily recyclable and ideal for virtually any free-flowing granule, powder, pellet or flake.
King Bag and Manufacturing utilizes sources in Mexico and India.
UN Certified / HazMat Bulk Bags:
King Bag and Manufacturing Company has completed the Hazardous Materials Training requirements set forth in the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations. Under the law, Hazmat packaging manufacturers, distributors, and sales staff are required to be trained every three years. This training certification enables King Bag and Manufacturing to supply UN Certified FIBCs and other sources of flexible packaging certified for the transportation of hazardous materials/dangerous goods.
If you are interested in learning more about our bulk bags for sale please contact us today.
Design
U-PANEL
CIRCULAR WOVEN
BAFFLE
Styles
Lift Styles
Industry standard is 10” lift hoops
Top Styles
Industry standard is 14” diameter x 18” long top spout
Bottom Styles
Industry standard is 14” diameter x 18” long bottom spout with outer closure
Lift Loops
Open Top
Plain Bottom
Lifting Sleeve
Duffle Top
Bottom Spout
Top Spout
Full Drop Bottoms
Flat Top
Liners
Form Fit Liners for dry product are used in bulk bags to provide a contaminant-free, economical packaging system. A variety of specialty films are available to protect moisture and oxygen sensitive products, as well as anti-static and conductive films for applications requiring static control protection.
- 3 mil PE Liner
- 6 mil PE Liner
- EVOH Liners
- Aluminum Foil Liners
- High Temperature liners
Options
- 4 color printing – India only
- 1 color stencil – India and Mexico production
- Colored fabric and colored lift loops – India and Mexico production