What are Super Sack containers made of?

Answer:  Standard Super Sack containers are made of woven polyproylene fabric commonly known as PP. Lift loops are also made from polyproylene. Liners are typically made of polyethylene, commonly known as PE.

How much weight can a bulk bag hold?

Answer:  Typical capacity for a bag is 2200 lbs., but we can manufacture for capacities up to 4400 lbs.

What type of products can be handled in a Super Sack container?

Answer:  Products that are dry and flowable. Some specialized B.A.G. Corp. products can transport liquids, or semi-viscous products.

Is there a minimum order?

Answer:  No. Typical orders from our online store range from 1 to 500 units. However, if you order from our in-stock bulk bags and your order is under 25 units, there is a $30 breakpack fee. If your order is over 500 units, please call 800-331-9200 and ask to speak to a sales representative.

Can Super Sack containers be reused?

Answer:  Yes, under certain circumstances, although Super Sack containers are only guaranteed for one use. Additionally, we offer reconditioning and recycling service through FIBC Recycling.

How are Super Sack containers filled?

Answer:   Typically through a fill spout located on the top.

How are Super Sack containers discharged?

Answer:  Various ways. Typically through a discharge spout located at the side or bottom, or by slitting a flat bottom container.

How are the Super Sack containers transported?

Answer:  They are handled by the top straps with a forklift, by the bottom on a pallet with a pallet jack or forklift or by stevedore straps via crane hook or adapter.

Can Super Sack containers handle fine powders?

Answer:  Yes with either a liner or sift resistant construction.

When would I use a liner with my Super Sack container?

Answer:  Food applications, fine powders, moisture sensitive products, products that would require oxygen or vapor barriers all would be good candidates for liners.

How do you address static electricity when using a FIBC?

Answer:  Bag designs are available in static dissipative and conductive fabric. Both of these will help to control static when using FIBCs. Antistat liners are also available.

What do I need to know to figure out a Super Sack container specification for my product?

Answer:  First, what is the product's bulk density in lb. Per cubic feet? Second, what special characteristics does your product have? For example, does your product absorb water. Does your product bridge, is it extremely fine, etc. Bulk Density of Product How much weight do you want in the bag? Are there sizing issues? Any specific characteristics of the product that requires special attention. See BAG School for more info.

What size Super Sack containers do I need?

Answer:  Depends on your product bulk density and the mode of transportation you will be shipping the filled Super Sack container in. See BAG School for more info.

What are leadtimes for samples ?

Answer:;  Sampling of stock or custom FIBCs is available when a new application is addressed or a design is developed. Lead-time for samples is typically 5 to 15 days.

What are typical leadtimes for an order?

Answer:  Domestic/Mexico produced bags are around 2-3 weeks. With our international bags, initial orders typically run 90 – 100 days. However, stock in USA warehouse can be established with a signed stocking agreement.

What is the order process for a new customer or application?

Answer:  Once a Super Sack specification is generated and approved, a price is agreed upon, a sample is approved, your credit approved or payment is made, then a trial order or order is placed.