Ton bags are made primarily of polypropylene, mixed evenly with a small amount of stabilizing agents. The material is then melt-extruded through an extruder into a plastic film, cut into strands, and stretched. Heat-set to create high-strength, low-elongation PP strands, which are then woven and laminated to form a plastic woven fabric base. These are then sewn together with slings and other accessories to create ton bags. The woven material for ton bags has a thickness of 170-200 grams per square meter. Ton bags are medium-sized bulk containers and a type of containerized unit. They can be transported in a unitized manner using a crane or forklift. They are convenient for transporting large quantities of bulk powders, boasting a large capacity, light weight, and ease of loading and unloading. They are a common packaging material. They are characterized by their simple structure, low weight, foldability, small footprint, and low cost.
Ton Bag Applications:
Ton bags are primarily suitable for packaging products such as barite powder, talc, zinc oxide, mica powder, titanium dioxide, minerals, tin sand, silica sand, chemicals, plastic granules, masterbatch, chemical powder, polyester chips, silica, heavy soda ash, grain, food, rice, wheat, corn, flour, starch, soybean meal, additives, calcium carbonate, cellulose, mineral powder, nanomaterials, putty powder, pharmaceutical powder, abrasives, cement, feed, building materials, fertilizers, refractory materials, granular materials, goods, flood control and emergency warning, bridge preloading, and dry mortar.
