Description
Source item #: CPP-50UDSL
- 35x35x50 new bulk bag
- Uncoated
- 3000 lb SWL
- U-Panel
- Duffle Top + Spout Bottom
- Tabbed Liner
Why Buyers Choose This Bulk Bag
1. Faster Filling Operations
The duffle top design provides wide-open access for efficient loading from conveyors, hoppers, and manual feed systems.
2. Controlled Product Discharge
The bottom discharge spout allows for precise unloading into processing equipment while helping reduce dust, spillage, and material loss.
3. Enhanced Product Protection
An integrated tabbed liner stays securely positioned throughout filling, storage, transportation, and discharge to help protect sensitive materials.
4. Ideal for Powder & Fine Material Applications
Commonly used for chemicals, food ingredients, minerals, powders, and other materials that require clean handling and consistent flow.
5. Built for Heavy-Duty Industrial Use
Featuring durable U-Panel construction and a 3,000 lb Safe Working Load, this bag is designed for dependable performance in demanding manufacturing and processing environments.
FAQ: 35″ x 35″ x 50″ Uncoated U-Panel Bulk Bag with Tabbed Liner
1. What is this bulk bag commonly used for?
This FIBC bulk bag is commonly used for storing and transporting dry bulk materials such as powders, granules, resins, ingredients, chemicals, minerals, and other flowable products.
2. How much weight can this bulk bag safely hold?
This bag has a 3,000 lb safe working load, meaning it is designed to safely hold up to 3,000 lbs when filled, lifted, and handled properly.
3. What is the benefit of a duffle top?
The duffle top gives the bag a wide filling opening, making it easier and faster to load material compared to a smaller controlled spout top.
4. What is the benefit of the spout bottom?
The spout bottom allows for cleaner, more controlled discharge when emptying the bag. This helps reduce spills and makes unloading easier than cutting the bag open.
5. Why is a tabbed liner useful?
A tabbed liner adds an extra layer of product protection inside the bag. The tabs help keep the liner in place during filling and discharge, reducing shifting, bunching, and possible product contamination.