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  Manufacturing of FIBC / PP Jumbo Bags involves various types of key steps along with our skill operations performs. The pp granules which are the basic raw materials converted into FIBC bags in various lines of process. The total process involves of 11 steps. The step wise production process is explained below and a flow chart is provided for better understanding. Raw Material The raw materials required for making of FIBC are polypropylene (PP) Granules and Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE). Extrusion Here the mix of virgin and recycled PP granules are being melted and converted into form of tapes in a extrusion plant and at the end of the process are wound on bobbins of required size. This is the first stage of process which determines the tensile strength of the tape. Weaving Extruded tape bobbins will be loaded in the Circular weaving machine or Flat weaving machine. Here the tapes will be woven to fabric of required specification and will be would in roll form. These fabrics wi...

  In a world increasingly burdened by plastic pollution, businesses and individuals alike are seeking more sustainable packaging alternatives. One of the most practical and eco-conscious choices available today is PP woven jumbo bags. These heavy-duty, reusable bags are emerging as a smart replacement for single-use plastics across industries such as agriculture, construction, chemicals, and food processing. In this blog, we’ll explore how switching to  PP woven jumbo bags  is not just a smart business decision but also a meaningful step toward sustainability and environmental responsibility. What Are PP Woven Jumbo Bags? Polypropylene (PP), a robust, lightweight, and recyclable thermoplastic polymer, is used to make PP woven jumbo bags, sometimes referred to as FIBC bags (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers). Grain, fertilizer, cement, chemicals, and other bulk items are stored and transported in these bags. Unlike single-use plastic bags that end up in landfills or oc...