Strong partnerships with world-class manufacturing facilities enable us to deliver a broad range of FIBC to the agriculture, building products, chemical, food, fertilizer, minerals, petrochemicals, and pharmaceuticals industries.
Magic Pack is a manufacturer of all kinds of FIBCS to the customers serving the chemical, building, pharmaceutical, mining and food markets etc.
We offers a complete range of FIBC in a variety of colors, styles the cutting-edge products. Our staff of sales and technical support is available to help you in selecting the right bag for your application as well as provide you with samples of our products for evaluation.
We are committed to providing the highest level of customer service, competitive pricing, speedy delivery and reliable quality is our key to success.
Why Magic Pack is Trusted by 800+ Global Importers?
Large Scale Production Capacity
MAGIC PACK has more than 20+ of FIBC production lines,our yearly capacity is 100,000 pcs.
15+ Years Experience Of Manufacturing And Exporting
Founded in 2000, MAGIC PACK is committed to maintaining the best state throughout the year.
OEM/ODM Service
Our comapny provide OEM/ODM services with your LOGO.
Fast Leading Time
Founded in 2000, GS is committed to maintaining the best state of the lawn throughout the year by providing the best lawn care for its customers.
Door to Door Shipping
We have set warehouse for fast delivery and good after service. The goods are sent to your house directly with custom cleared and tax paid.
Free Sample
We can supply free sample to you for testing.
What is fibc bag?
FIBC (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container) bag, also known as a bulk bag or a super sack, is a type of large, industrial container used for storing and transporting dry, flowable products such as powders, granules, and flakes.
FIBC bags are typically made from woven polypropylene (PP) fabric and have lifting loops on the top that allow them to be easily lifted and transported using forklifts or cranes. They can hold anywhere from 500 to 4000 pounds of material depending on their size and capacity.
FIBC bags are used in a variety of industries such as agriculture, food and beverage, construction, and chemicals. They are preferred for their convenience, as they allow for the easy handling and transportation of large quantities of goods, and their ability to reduce waste by replacing smaller bags and containers.
What is the type of FIBC bags?
Here are some common types of FIBC bags:
Type A: made from plain polypropylene or other non-conductive materials and do not offer any protection against static electricity. These bags are suitable for non-flammable products such as sand, gravel, and food items.
Type B: made from non-conductive polypropylene with anti-static properties that can reduce the risk of static discharge. They are not suitable for use with flammable products.
Type C: made from conductive polypropylene and have a conductive grid pattern that provides a safe path for static electricity to dissipate. They are suitable for use with flammable powders and liquids.
Type D: made from static dissipative fabric, which is a combination of insulating and conductive materials. They can safely dissipate static electricity without the need for grounding and are suitable for use with flammable powders and liquids.
Food grade: made from materials that meet FDA regulations for food contact, and are suitable for storing and transporting food items.
UN certified: designed to meet the requirements of the United Nations for the transportation of hazardous materials. These bags undergo rigorous testing and certification to ensure their safety during transportation.
What material are FIBC bags?
FIBC bags are typically made from woven polypropylene fabric. Polypropylene is a thermoplastic polymer that is strong, lightweight, and resistant to tearing, punctures, and abrasions. The woven fabric is coated or laminated with a thin layer of polyethylene to improve its moisture resistance and to make it more airtight. FIBC bags can also be made from other materials such as polyester, nylon, and polyethylene, depending on the specific application requirements. The choice of material depends on factors such as the type of product being transported or stored, the level of protection required, and the intended use of the bag.
How to Choose the Right Type of FIBC Fabric
Here are some key factors to consider when choosing the right type of FIBC fabric:
Material: The first consideration when choosing FIBC fabric is the material that will be stored in the bag. Different materials have different properties and may require specific types of fabric to ensure safe and effective storage. For example, food-grade materials may require a fabric that is FDA approved and free of contaminants, while chemicals may require a fabric that is resistant to corrosion and leakage.
Weight Capacity: The weight capacity of the FIBC bag is another important consideration when choosing the right fabric. The fabric should be able to withstand the weight of the material being stored without tearing or breaking. Typically, FIBC bags are rated by their Safe Working Load (SWL), which indicates the maximum weight the bag can safely carry.
UV Resistance: If the FIBC bag will be exposed to sunlight or other UV sources, it is important to choose a fabric that is UV resistant. This will prevent the fabric from deteriorating and losing strength over time.
Static Electricity: If the material being stored is flammable or explosive, it is important to choose a fabric that is static dissipative. This will prevent static electricity from building up inside the bag, which can cause a fire or explosion.
Handling: The type of handling the FIBC bag will undergo is also an important consideration. If the bag will be transported on pallets, for example, it may require a fabric with extra strength and durability to withstand the rigors of transport.
Environmental Conditions: The environmental conditions in which the FIBC bag will be used should also be taken into account. If the bag will be exposed to high temperatures or extreme weather conditions, it may require a fabric that is heat resistant or waterproof.
FIBC vs IBC
FIBC (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container) and IBC (Intermediate Bulk Container) are both used for storing and transporting bulk materials. However, there are some key differences between the two:
Construction: FIBC bags are made of flexible fabric, while IBCs are typically made of rigid materials such as plastic or metal. FIBC bags are collapsible and can be folded up when not in use, while IBCs are generally not collapsible and take up more space.
Capacity: FIBC bags typically have a capacity of up to 3,000 pounds, while IBCs can hold up to 6,000 pounds or more. IBCs are also available in smaller sizes, while FIBC bags are generally larger.
Transportation: FIBC bags are often transported on pallets using forklifts or other equipment, while IBCs are typically transported using trucks or other vehicles.
Cost: FIBC bags are generally less expensive than IBCs, making them a popular choice for bulk material storage and transportation.
Reusability: IBCs are often designed to be reusable, while FIBC bags are typically designed for one-time use.
Compatibility: IBCs are often used with specialized handling equipment, while FIBC bags can be used with standard equipment such as forklifts and pallet jacks.
Overall, the choice between FIBC and IBC will depend on the specific needs of the application. FIBC bags are a cost-effective solution for storing and transporting bulk materials, while IBCs offer higher capacity and may be more suitable for specialized applications.
Consult Your Magic Pack Experts
We help you avoid the pitfalls to deliver the quality and value your fo need, on-time and on-budget.
