Uses of FIBC Liners

FIBC bags have individual thread of polypropylene to create a durable, lightweight, flexible fabric weave useful for the storage and transport of important substances. Without a liner, however, some issues can occur. Some instances when it becomes critical to have a polyethylene liner include:

• Industries with sensitive operations: 

When companies handle sensitive consumables like food and certain pharmaceutical products in FIBC bags, it is important that the contents remain entirely pure from beginning to end. Polyethylene liners add a strong safeguard to make sure no mistakes are made in production.

• Fine powder containment:

Fine powders can leak through the body and seams of a FIBC bag while it is being filled and maneuvered. No matter what industry is using the FIBC bag, product shrinkage can mean wrong measurements or lost profits. FIBC liners come useful in such situations. FIBC Liner keep the chemicals or powders inside during the entire process of transportation.

• Use of chemicals: 

There is no such thing as a FIBC bag that continue forever. They are capable to natural wear and tear like any other material. However, they are designed to have a long lifespan if properly maintained, and that’s when polyethylene liners come into play. Certain chemicals can speed up bag failure, and liners protect against this rapid corrosion. when storing or transporting chemicals, help to keep the product safe and keep the quality of the FIBC bag intact. Certain chemicals can cause fast failure of FIBC bags which are otherwise designed to last multiple-usage.

Advantages of Using Polyethylene Liners in FIBCs

• Stop contamination as liners make FIBC bags almost impenetrable
• Stop powdery substances from sifting through FIBCs. In FIBCs individual strands of polypropylene are woven together, and thus, powdery substances are likely to sift through the bag.
• Stop leaks
• Stop dust and moisture from shipping into the bag.