Overview
These bags are ‘lightweight’, ‘strong’, ‘breathable’ and ‘easy to print on’. In brief, these bags are ideal if you want to package, transport and store dry bulk products. These bags are available with / without lamination and with / without liner.
PP Woven Sacks / Small Bags
The Ultimate Guide to PP Woven Sacks
PP (Polypropylene) Woven Sacks are the workhorses of the global packaging industry. Created by weaving polypropylene tapes in two directions (warp and weft), these bags combine lightweight properties with exceptional strength. They are designed to withstand rough handling during the transport of heavy bulk materials.
One of their key features is breathability. The woven structure allows air to circulate, which is vital for agricultural products like grains, seeds, and pulses, preventing the buildup of moisture and mold. For products that need moisture protection, these sacks can be easily laminated or equipped with a PE liner.
They are also highly customizable. From simple plain white bags to high-quality BOPP laminated bags with photographic printing, they serve as excellent marketing tools while protecting your product. Whether for 5kg of rice or 50kg of cement, there is a PP Woven Sack specification to match the need.
Commercial Uses
The agricultural sector is the primary user, relying on these sacks for packaging rice, flour, maize, and animal feed. The sacks protect the produce while allowing it to breathe.
In the construction industry, millions of these bags are used annually for cement, sand, and metal parts. Their high tear resistance makes them perfect for sharp or heavy materials.
Chemical and fertilizer plants use them (often with liners) to package granular products, ensuring they remain dry and contained during logistics.
Advantages
- Very affordable, lower cost
- Flexible and high strength
- Excellent printability
- UV-stabilization options
- Moisture protection available
Applications
- Agriculture (Grains, Seeds, Feed)
- Construction (Cement, Sand)
- Food Industry (Sugar, Salt/Flour)
- Chemicals & Fertilizers