FIBC jumbo bags (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers) are large, flexible woven polypropylene bags used to store and transport bulk dry materials – also known as bulk bags, super sacks, or ton bags. Typically rated to carry 500 kg to 2,000 kg, they’re the standard bulk packaging format for petrochemicals, chemicals, fertilizers, minerals, food ingredients, and construction materials. Aeroflex Neu manufactures and exports FIBC jumbo bags in U-panel, 4-panel, circular, baffle, and conductive/anti-static configurations, customized to your load capacity, filling, and discharge requirements.
| Feature | PP Woven Fabric | PP Non-Woven Fabric |
|---|---|---|
| How it's made | Polypropylene tapes woven on a loom | Polypropylene fibers bonded together (spunbond) without weaving |
| Strength | Higher tensile strength, better for heavy loads | Lower strength, better for lightweight/disposable use |
| Typical use | Cement/fertilizer bags, FIBC, tarpaulins, ground cover | Shopping bags, medical drapes, masks, agricultural covers |
| Texture | Mesh-like, visible weave pattern | Felt-like, smooth surface |
| Reusability | Highly reusable, durable | Often single-use or short-term use |
FIBCs used to transport hazardous or dangerous goods require UN certification, which mandates a 6:1 safety factor and a rigorous test battery (top-lift, drop, stacking, vibration, and topple testing), recertified annually. If your application involves regulated hazardous materials, confirm UN certification requirements with our team before ordering.
Built from a single piece of fabric forming the base and two sides (the "U"), with two additional panels stitched in. A widely used, cost-efficient construction offering strong load stability.
Four separate fabric panels stitched together, giving a square, box-like shape that stacks efficiently and maximizes container space during shipping.
Woven as a seamless tube on circular looms, eliminating side seams for a cleaner, leak-resistant construction.
Internal fabric panels that hold the bag's square shape when filled, improving stacking stability and reducing wasted container space during export - typically 20–30% more space-efficient than standard bags.
Fabric treated with a thin polymer coating for extra moisture and dust resistance, used for powders and moisture-sensitive materials.
Type C anti-static construction with conductive threads woven through the fabric, requiring grounding, for flammable powders in industries like petrochemicals and chemicals.
Mesh or perforated panels that allow airflow, used for produce and materials that release heat or moisture after filling.
Lifting loop configurations at each corner; double-loop designs distribute load across two connection points for heavier or higher-frequency lifting operations.
A continuous loop design offering maximum lifting strength, typically used for the heaviest-duty applications.
Loops formed as a continuous tunnel through the bag body rather than four separate corner loops, allowing forklift tine access from any side.
Sealed seams and coated fabric to prevent fine powder leakage, used for cement, minerals, and fine chemical powders.
