FIBCs is the abbreviation of flexible intermediate bulk containers, also known as jumbo bags, bulk bag, baffle bags or big bags. It’s made of flexible fabric which is designed for transporting or storing bulk flowable, powder-like products, include fertilizer, plastic granules, sand, cement and so on.
There are many different types of Jumbo Bags

• Circular Type with Cross Corner / Corner Loops.
• Upanel / 4 Panel Bags.
• Baffle Bag.
• Tunnel Lift Bag.
• Single Loop Bag.
• Two Loop Bags
• Antistatic Bag :- Type 'C' & 'D'
• UN bags.
• Sift Proof bags.

UN Bag
These are a special type of bags that are certified to handle products known to be hazardous by the United Nations. The UN bags are designed and tested in accordance with the recommendation as laid down in the "United Nations Recommendations on the Transportation of Dangerous Goods (Orange Book)".
Saas Polywoven design and develop UN certified bags as per the prescribed product category in the interest of people’s safety, environment control, and materials security. The transport of dangerous goods has been regulated by the United Nations. We have highly trained staff and advanced technical equipment to design and produce quality UN FIBCs
Cross-corner loop bag
Cross-corner loop bag, a bulk bag made of circular woven fabric with an open on a top and a flat base. It is easy to handle and lift by forklifts and cranes. Made of UV stabilized polypropylene, this cross-corner loop bag is made of a thick fabric which is ideal for building materials such as gravel, topsoil, etc. These Cross-Corner loop bags are available in various colors.
The bag has internal dimensions of 90 x 90 x 110 cm and can be filled with up to 1500 kgs of heavy materials.
SWL: Safe Working Load - Maximum carrying weight of a big bag

• The Safe Working Load (SWL) indicates the maximum safe loading weight of the big bag.
• FIBC (Flexible intermediate big containers) are designed for a specific SWL.
• Common SWLs are 500kg, 1000kg, 1200kg, 1250kg, 1500kg or 2000kg. The SWL is determined by the customer.
• Often the safety work load is chosen to achieve a maximal load weight on a truck of 24 or 25mt.

SF: Safety Factor
The Safety Factor (SF) reflects the ratio of the actual strength of the bag versus the safe working load.
One way versus Multi trip big bags

• Big Bags are usually used only one time. They are filled and sold to a customer where they are emptied.
• Usually it is not economical to collect the FIBC afterwards or to ask the customer to return the empty bag.
• Often FIBC are used in food industry where it would not be hygienic to reuse them. Sometimes the FIBCs are never emptied and serve as a permanent waste bag.
• The Safety factor (SF) for one way FIBC is 5:1, meaning that the big bag did burst only after reaching five times its safety work load (SWL) in the test rig.
• A 1000kg big bag did therefore burst on more than 5t load. A 2000kg big bag bursts after 10t load in the test rig.
• One way big bags cannot be “repaired”. It is not allowed to reuse these big bags.
• Sometimes a multi trip big bag is more economical than a single trip one.
• This is usually the case when all big bags are emptied at the same place and can be easily collected.
• Furthermore, it should not be a food big bag. In this case the big bags can be returned to the filling place and reused for a limited number of times.
• These multi trip big bags are constructed stronger and achieve a safety factor (SF) of 6:1 which means that the big bag did burst after more than six times its safety work load (SWL) during testing. On multi trip big bags an additional multi trip label can be added to count the number of circles.
• Of course multi trip FIBC cannot be used infinite times. However there is no rule how often they should be used.
• Multi trip big bags cannot be repaired. Damaged multi trip big bags must not be used. It is not allowed to fill in different materials into the FIBC on its different trips.

Certification Of SWL and SF
All our FIBCs are tested either in house or certified by respected testing institutes. The certificates name the safe working load and the safety factor.
On request we will deliver the test reports for your FIBC.
Why Use FIBC’S
The traditional packaging for many of the products that are now packaged in FIBC’s has been corrugated cartons. Many of these cartons are anywhere from double walled to tripled walled or more. They are bulky, heavy, and expensive. FIBC’s are a durable, light weight alternative to corrugated. They are easily handled, fold down easily and compact after discharging, and are 100% recycleable. Easy handling means better ergonomics which can translate in to fewer back strains that can be caused by handling heavy, bulky corrugated cartons.
FIBC’s typically will save producers 50% or more for their packaging cost when compared to corrugated. FIBC’s are designed specifically for your particular applications. You get exactly what you need instead of taking standard corrugated sizes that cost you more. Your customers who run batch processes will love being able to get exactly the right quantity they need in an easy to use package; and one that requires very little labor to use.
FIBC’s are also replacing small 25 and 50 pound sacks. One 2,000 pound FIBC will hold the contents of eighty 25 pound sacks. That translates to labor savings, packaging savings, and less risk of injury from repetitive handling of so many small bags to do the same job of one FIBC.

FIBCs is the abbreviation of flexible intermediate bulk containers, also known as jumbo bags, bulk bag, baffle bags or big bags. It’s made of flexible fabric which is designed for transporting or storing bulk flowable, powder-like products, include fertilizer, plastic granules, sand, cement and so on.
There are many different types of Jumbo Bags

• Circular Type with Cross Corner / Corner Loops.
• Upanel / 4 Panel Bags.
• Baffle Bag.
• Tunnel Lift Bag.
• Single Loop Bag.
• Two Loop Bags
• Antistatic Bag :- Type 'C' & 'D'
• UN bags.
• Sift Proof bags.

UN Bag
These are a special type of bags that are certified to handle products known to be hazardous by the United Nations. The UN bags are designed and tested in accordance with the recommendation as laid down in the "United Nations Recommendations on the Transportation of Dangerous Goods (Orange Book)".
Saas Polywoven design and develop UN certified bags as per the prescribed product category in the interest of people’s safety, environment control, and materials security. The transport of dangerous goods has been regulated by the United Nations. We have highly trained staff and advanced technical equipment to design and produce quality UN FIBCs
Cross-corner loop bag
Cross-corner loop bag, a bulk bag made of circular woven fabric with an open on a top and a flat base. It is easy to handle and lift by forklifts and cranes. Made of UV stabilized polypropylene, this cross-corner loop bag is made of a thick fabric which is ideal for building materials such as gravel, topsoil, etc. These Cross-Corner loop bags are available in various colors.
The bag has internal dimensions of 90 x 90 x 110 cm and can be filled with up to 1500 kgs of heavy materials.
SWL: Safe Working Load - Maximum carrying weight of a big bag

• The Safe Working Load (SWL) indicates the maximum safe loading weight of the big bag.
• FIBC (Flexible intermediate big containers) are designed for a specific SWL.
• Common SWLs are 500kg, 1000kg, 1200kg, 1250kg, 1500kg or 2000kg. The SWL is determined by the customer.
• Often the safety work load is chosen to achieve a maximal load weight on a truck of 24 or 25mt.

SF: Safety Factor
The Safety Factor (SF) reflects the ratio of the actual strength of the bag versus the safe working load.
One way versus Multi trip big bags

• Big Bags are usually used only one time. They are filled and sold to a customer where they are emptied.
• Usually it is not economical to collect the FIBC afterwards or to ask the customer to return the empty bag.
• Often FIBC are used in food industry where it would not be hygienic to reuse them. Sometimes the FIBCs are never emptied and serve as a permanent waste bag.
• The Safety factor (SF) for one way FIBC is 5:1, meaning that the big bag did burst only after reaching five times its safety work load (SWL) in the test rig.
• A 1000kg big bag did therefore burst on more than 5t load. A 2000kg big bag bursts after 10t load in the test rig.
• One way big bags cannot be “repaired”. It is not allowed to reuse these big bags.
• Sometimes a multi trip big bag is more economical than a single trip one.
• This is usually the case when all big bags are emptied at the same place and can be easily collected.
• Furthermore, it should not be a food big bag. In this case the big bags can be returned to the filling place and reused for a limited number of times.
• These multi trip big bags are constructed stronger and achieve a safety factor (SF) of 6:1 which means that the big bag did burst after more than six times its safety work load (SWL) during testing. On multi trip big bags an additional multi trip label can be added to count the number of circles.
• Of course multi trip FIBC cannot be used infinite times. However there is no rule how often they should be used.
• Multi trip big bags cannot be repaired. Damaged multi trip big bags must not be used. It is not allowed to fill in different materials into the FIBC on its different trips.

Certification Of SWL and SF
All our FIBCs are tested either in house or certified by respected testing institutes. The certificates name the safe working load and the safety factor.
On request we will deliver the test reports for your FIBC.
Why Use FIBC’S
The traditional packaging for many of the products that are now packaged in FIBC’s has been corrugated cartons. Many of these cartons are anywhere from double walled to tripled walled or more. They are bulky, heavy, and expensive. FIBC’s are a durable, light weight alternative to corrugated. They are easily handled, fold down easily and compact after discharging, and are 100% recycleable. Easy handling means better ergonomics which can translate in to fewer back strains that can be caused by handling heavy, bulky corrugated cartons.
FIBC’s typically will save producers 50% or more for their packaging cost when compared to corrugated. FIBC’s are designed specifically for your particular applications. You get exactly what you need instead of taking standard corrugated sizes that cost you more. Your customers who run batch processes will love being able to get exactly the right quantity they need in an easy to use package; and one that requires very little labor to use.
FIBC’s are also replacing small 25 and 50 pound sacks. One 2,000 pound FIBC will hold the contents of eighty 25 pound sacks. That translates to labor savings, packaging savings, and less risk of injury from repetitive handling of so many small bags to do the same job of one FIBC.