Big Bags with Liner

The polypropylene fabric of a big bag breathes: it lets moisture through and does not retain fine fractions. For cargo that is moisture-sensitive or prone to sifting through the weave, a liner is fitted inside the bag — a polyethylene sleeve that follows the container's geometry.

A liner solves three problems: it protects cargo from moisture during storage and transport, prevents loss of fine fractions through the fabric, and keeps the product clean by eliminating contact with polypropylene. For food-grade raw materials and chemical reagents this is a mandatory requirement.

We fit two types of liner. A stitched-in liner is fixed at the neck and does not shift during filling — convenient on automated lines. A loose liner is inserted inside and suits manual filling where easy replacement matters. Film thickness and fixing method are matched to the cargo and equipment.