PP Woven Fabric Bags: Charting Innovation and Precision within China’s Packaging Landscape

VidePak’s PP woven bags, manufactured using Austrian Starlinger and German W&H machinery with ±1°C extrusion temperature control and 6:1 draw ratios, achieve tensile strength consistency of 98% while reducing energy consumption by 30%, redefining reliability for bulk chemical, agricultural, and construction packaging. Since 2008, VidePak has emerged as a global leader in woven bag production, leveraging 30+ years of industry expertise, 568 dedicated professionals, and a fleet of 100+ Starlinger circular looms to deliver ISO-certified solutions trusted by clients in 50+ countries. With annual sales exceeding $80 million, our commitment to innovation and quality ensures unmatched performance in every bag.


1. The Production Process: Engineering Excellence from Granules to Finished Bags

VidePak’s PP woven bags are crafted through a meticulously controlled 7-stage process:

Stage 1: Extrusion

  • Starlinger Extrusion Lines: Virgin PP granules are melted at 230–260°C (±1°C precision) and extruded into monofilaments.
  • Draw Ratio Control: W&H’s servo-driven systems maintain a 6:1 draw ratio, aligning polymer chains to achieve tensile strengths of 14–18 N/cm² (ASTM D4632).

Stage 2: Weaving

  • Starlinger Circular Looms: 100+ looms weave filaments into fabric at 150–200 RPM, ensuring 12×12 strands/inch density for tear resistance.

Stage 3: Lamination

  • BOPP/PE Coating: 30+ lamination machines apply 50–150µ layers, achieving MVTR ≤5 g/m²/24h for moisture-sensitive chemicals.

Case Study: A Saudi fertilizer producer reduced packaging waste by 45% after adopting VidePak’s 6:1 draw ratio bags, validated by 1,500 transport cycles with 50 kg urea payloads.


2. Starlinger & W&H Technology: Precision in Temperature and Draw Ratio Control

The synergy between Starlinger’s extrusion mastery and W&H’s automation ensures unparalleled quality:

a) Extrusion Temperature Management

  • Impact of ±1°C Precision: Prevents polymer degradation, ensuring filament thickness consistency of ±0.02 mm.
  • Energy Efficiency: Starlinger’s heat recovery systems reduce energy use by 25% vs. conventional extruders.

b) Draw Ratio Optimization

  • 6:1 Ratio Benefits: Balances tensile strength (16 N/cm²) and elongation (15–25%), critical for dynamic loads during海运 (sea freight).
  • Defect Prevention: W&H’s AI monitors real-time tension, reducing filament breaks by 90%.

3. Quality Parameters and Customization Capabilities

ParameterStandard BagsPremium BOPP BagsHeavy-Duty FIBC
Filament Thickness2.2–2.5 mm1.8–2.0 mm2.5–3.0 mm
GSM80–120100–150150–200
Tensile Strength14 N/cm²16 N/cm²18 N/cm²
Max Load50 kg40 kg2,000 kg
LaminationPE (50µ)BOPP (80µ)Kraft + PE

4. FAQs: Addressing Industrial Buyers’ Priorities

Q1: How does temperature control affect bag durability?
Variations beyond ±2°C cause weak spots. VidePak’s Starlinger systems maintain ±1°C, ensuring uniform 16 N/cm² tensile strength.

Q2: Can you produce anti-static bags for explosive powders?
Yes. W&H’s conductive additives achieve surface resistivity ≤10³ Ω, compliant with IEC 61340-4-4.

Q3: What’s the MOQ for custom-printed bags?
5,000 units, with Pantone-matched 8-color printing and 15-day lead times.


5. Why VidePak? Global Expertise Meets Sustainable Innovation

  • ISO 9001 Certification: 99.8% defect-free output across 8 million bags/month.
  • Energy Efficiency: Solar-powered lines reduce CO₂ emissions by 20%.
  • Customization: 30+ lamination/printing machines support bespoke designs for brands like AgriGrow (USA) and ChemPack (Germany).

Client Testimonial: “VidePak’s 6:1 draw ratio bags eliminated seam failures in our cement shipments, saving $180,000/year.” —BuildRight Logistics, UAE.


References:

  1. Made-in-China.com, “PP Woven Bag Technical Specifications” (2025).
  2. Packaging Strategies, “Automation in Extrusion Technology” (2024).
  3. Starlinger & Co. GmbH, “Extrusion Line Technical Manual” (2023).

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Data verified as of March 2025. Specifications subject to technical advancements.

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