What is a Jumbo bag?
Jumbo bags are sizable, robust textile sacks. With a normal capacity of 800-900kg and a weight of 2-3kg each, their size varies according on the material and industry.
Jumbo bags
When used, Jumbo bags – also known as bulk bags, FIBCs, and other terms – can be recycled to create new bags and are excellent for conveying loose items.
Utilizing Jumbo bags
Industries that handle huge volumes of dry, loose commodities like sand, grain, and animal feed frequently use Jumbo bags. Although these bags are frequently used and reused, the process can be improved by compacting them after each use.
Recycling of Jumbo bags
Although jumbo bags can be recycled, compaction is required for efficient handling. Before reuse is allowed, sophisticated cleaning is needed due to the loose components transported in jumbo bags. The jumbo bags can be compressed into bales, which can then be transported to a recycler who will shred the used bags and utilize them to make new jumbo bags.
Mil-tek balers can be modified to handle bulk bags particularly, and they can even be outfitted with equipment to handle the dust produced during compaction.
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