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  Let’s look at some of the most asked questions regarding FIBC bulk bags? Do They Have Any Other Names? It might surprise you to know that these industrially used bags have quite a few different names. You probably already know bulk bags are referred to as FIBC bags but some of their other names include: jumbo bag, super sack, big bag or even just a ton bag. Can They be Reused? One of the many advantages of using a super sack is that many of the bags can be reused which drastically reduces your industrial waste as well as helping to support various environmental efforts. How Do You Empty FIBC Bags? Whilst this one depends on the application, the most effective way to do this is to release the contents of the bag from the spout at the bottom. After you have finished using the bag, you will want to clean the inside so they can be reused as previously mentioned. What is the Best Way to Stack Them? The answer to this question has been the topic of much debate amongst those i...

When transporting or storing free-flowing materials, its packaging needs to be practical, easy to lift and maneuver with the ability to withstand movement whilst filled without damaging the materials they contain. Using poor quality, or the wrong type of bulk packing, can lead to the spillage of free-flowing materials. This highlights the importance of choosing the correct type of high-quality bulk packaging for the free-flowing materials you need to transport or store. FIBC (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container) bulk bags are industrial containers specially designed for transporting and storing free-flowing goods and materials. FIBC bulk bags can also be referred to as jumbo bags, big bags, super sacks, or even ton bags. At Quick Pak Inc, we supply a full range of FIBC bulk bags including builder’s bags, food bags, anti-static bags, and UN-certified bags, single or multi trip.  FIBC Variations: -Food Grade bulk bags -Anti-static bulk bags -Aggregate and Builders Merchant...