Form-stable or Baffle Bag

• Manufactured from 100% virgin polymer which is fabricated into a circular woven polypropylene material.
• Woven polypropylene baffles are pre-cut with oval dye-cut holes that are sewn into the material diagonally across each corner.
• Baffle FIBCs (bulk bags) can have eight reinforcement sections that are woven into the polypropylene loom to attach four rigid cross-corner loops that allow the forklift operator to pick up bags without much hassle.
• A section of polypropylene material is attached to the top and bottom of the baffle FIBC (bulk bag) to complete its design.
• Width varies from 105cm to 112cm; can be customized to your needs.
• Suitable for various filling and discharge options.
• SF (safety factor): 5:1 or 6:1
• SWL (safe working load): 500kg to 2500kg.Ideal for light-density products.
• Economical alternative for clients as it increases the payload - the larger panel width allows corners to be filled with 25%-30% more product.
• Increased stack ability with all sewn edges turned to the outside which reduces potential contamination.

What are the different names of form-stable FIBC bags?

Form Stable FIBC bag is also known as:

• Baffle Bag
• Q Bag
• Stabilon big bag
• Form-retaining big bag

Benefits/Advantages of Baffle Bags?

The key advantages of Baffle Bags are:

• Enhanced storage space i.e., 30% more than other FIBC Bags.
• Cleaner form factor
• Superior structural integrity
• Improved handling and storage.

How are Baffle or Q FIBC bags being different from standard FIBC bags?

Baffle FIBC bags are different from other FIBC bags in the following ways:

• Standard bags tend to bulge if full, whereas baffle bags can be stacked more neatly.
• Contrary to other FIBC bags, baffle bags maintain their shape even after being fully filled because they include baffles on the corners.
• When a typical FIBC bag is fully loaded with items, it might sag significantly. As a result, they are effective for moving some materials like gravel and sand, but they are ineffective for moving finer, powder-like materials like cement, fertilizers, etc. These more upscale goods are best stored and transported in baffle FIBC bags.
• Baffle bags are more space-efficient than their competitors since they may be piled on top of one another and maintain their shape even when completely loaded.