Start with what you ship.
Define the material, bulk density, flow characteristics, intended load, and protection requirements.
Woven liners for bulk transport
Woven PP/PE Bulk Container Liners
Built around your product.
Configured for the journey.
Bring your product, container, and handling process together with a woven polypropylene or polyethylene bulk container liner. Review the construction, loading sleeves, discharge openings, and support arrangement from source to destination.
Woven container liner • Loading sleeves • Support bar arrangement
Silo to silo solutionsA liner inside.
A liner inside.
A connected process around it.
Woven bulk container liners form an internal package for suitable dry bulk products. The right specification accounts for the material, container, and equipment at both ends of the shipment.
Coordinate the details.
Review woven PP or PE, coating, seams, openings, attachment, and the specified support arrangement.
Plan both ends.
Match the filling and discharge connections to the equipment your team and your customer use.
Define your linerThe right construction.
The right construction.
The details to match.
Use your existing drawing as a starting point, or work through the requirements with the Bulk-Pack team.
Woven material & coating
Specify woven polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (PE), fabric construction, coating requirements, and any additional inner film. Review the proposed material against your product and handling conditions.
Container dimensions & fit
Provide the container type and actual inside dimensions, attachment points, door opening, and any obstructions. Confirm the liner fit before ordering.
Loading openings & sleeves
Share your loading equipment, connection dimensions, filling method, and venting needs so the openings can be reviewed with your process.
Discharge arrangement
Define the receiving equipment, discharge opening, connection details, and unloading method. Coordinate the liner with the destination facility.
Support & installation
Review the bulkhead, support bars, straps, attachment points, and installation procedure as a complete arrangement for the intended load.
Product contact & supply
Include product-contact documentation needs, shipment frequency, quantities, delivery location, and timing with your specification.
Loading to receivingThink through
01 02 03
Think through
the whole shipment.
Prepare & install
Confirm the container condition, liner fit, attachment points, and specified support arrangement before loading.
Fill & transport
Review filling connections, venting, closures, intended load, and handling conditions with the complete liner design.
Connect & discharge
Confirm receiving connections and the unloading procedure with the destination facility before the shipment begins.
Common questionsA clear specification.
A clear specification.
A practical starting point.
How do I choose between woven PP and PE?
Start with the product, loading and unloading methods, handling conditions, and any coating or product-contact requirements. Bulk-Pack can review the proposed material and construction with your team.
Is woven fabric alone a moisture barrier?
Barrier requirements need a separate specification review. Identify the coating or inner film, seams, openings, and closures needed for your product and shipping conditions.
Can openings match our existing equipment?
Share connection dimensions, filling and receiving equipment, venting needs, and your current liner drawing. Loading and discharge details should be reviewed together.
Are support bars included in every design?
The support arrangement depends on the liner and shipment. Confirm the required bulkhead, bars, straps, and installation instructions for the proposed configuration.
What information should I send for a quote?
Send the product, bulk density, intended load, container inside dimensions, loading and receiving details, liner drawing if available, quantity, and delivery requirements.
Let’s talk packagingLet’s specify your
Let’s specify your
woven container liner.
Tell us about your material, container size, loading equipment, and destination unloading process. Share an existing liner specification or drawing to start the conversation.