FIBC Bags offer advantages like lightweight, moisture-proof, dust-proof, and resistance to radiation or acid corrosion. They are ideal for chemical, cement, grains, and minerals.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a bag UN certified for dangerous goods?
UN certified bags are tested and manufactured according to UN Recommendations to safely transport hazardous materials, categorized by their level of danger (Category II and III).
What is the significance of the 6:1 safety factor?
A 6:1 Safety Factor (SF) means the bag is designed to hold six times its Safe Working Load (SWL) before failing, ensuring maximum safety for dangerous materials.
Which materials can be transported in these FIBC bags?
These bags are ideal for powders, granules, and chemicals, including corrosive or poisonous materials, cement, grains, and minerals.
What is the difference between Type C and Type D FIBC bags?
Type C bags are conductive and must be grounded to dissipate static, while Type D bags have static dissipative properties that work without requiring a ground connection.
Are the bags UV protected for outdoor storage?
Yes, our bags are treated with 1% to 3% UV stabilizers to ensure durability and strength when exposed to sunlight during transport and storage.
What are the common bottom options for easier discharge?
Options include flat bottoms, conical bottoms for difficult-to-flow materials, and discharge spouts with star petal or iris closures for controlled emptying.