Safe 1000L PE Liner with Steel IBC

• Material: Paper
• Application: Food, Transport, Chemical, Cement, Fodder, Fertilizer
• Type: FIBC Bag
• Safety Factor: 8:1
• Top Option: Top Fill Spout
• Bottom Option: Flat Bottom
• Model NO.: 1000L
• Shape: Square Bottom Bag
• Technics: Plastic Bags
• Transport Package: Carton/Pallet
• Specification: 1000L, 930L, 1200L
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 392321
• Production Capacity: 200000 Units Per Year

Product Description

LAF offer customized IBC Liner products for bulk liquid delivery, it can be designed to fit collapsible Paper IBC, metal or plastic Returnable IBCs, or even the bottle -in- cage IBC.




 

We offer both cubic and pillow-shaped IBC Liners, you can choose as per your operation preference.

With a specific dimension data of your IBC container, we can provide a tailor-made liner to match your IBC perfectly.

A wide range of spouts are offered, so as to make sure the liner spouts matching openings on different IBC Containers.

All PE film used for IBC Liners are made from 100% virgin resin, the liner bag usually is consisted of 2 layers 100mic PE film, but material can also be customized according to specific requirements. 

 

We guarantee all liners we supplied are in full compliance with food safety requirements of FDA, EU directives and other relevant regulations. 

 

 

Food Grade Liner Bag Specification
Capacity	1000 / 1200L
Loading/Unloading Type	Top Load Bottom Discharge
Structure	2 layers 100 micron PE Film
PE Tensile Strength (weft and warp)	≥27 Mpa
PE Elongation Rate (weft and warp)	≥550%
PE Tear Resistance (weft and warp)	≥90 KN/m
PE Penetration Resistance	≥40N
PE Dart Drop	≥750g

 

 

For users of bottle-in- cage IBCs, LAF have developed an inserted replacement liner, which eliminates the trouble of washing IBC after cargo discharge, and in further can help users, especially those handling non-hazardous chemicals, saving cleaning expenses significantly.

The promotion and use of IBC liners can effectively reduce solid waste and hazardous waste created in the shipments of drums and bottle-in- cage IBCs. It could help reduce impact to environment, and lessen waste disposal expense for washing used drums or IBCs.