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1. What are Bulk bags? Bulk bags are large bags used for storing and transporting free flowing dry products. They are usually woven polypropylene bags with standard base dimensions of 90 cm x 90 cm and a variable height, generally up to about 120 cm. Bulk bags can have widely varying dimensions, based on user need and usability, but typically hold about 500 kg–2000 kgs of product. Bulk bags can be placed on pallets or lifted by standard lift loops attached to the Bulk Bags themselves. 2. What are FIBCs? “Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers” is the official name for bulk bags, although many companies refer to FIBCs as a bulka bags, tote jumbo bags etc. 3. What is a Fill Spout and Discharge Spout? A fill spout is a spout usually have 35 cm diameter opening in the top-center with 50 cm height. Fill spout is used to fill the bag, it reduces dust while the bag is being filled. The discharge spout is to discharge materials, usually have same diameter and height as filling spout. Both spout can be customized according to customer’s specific needs. 4. What is a Duffle Top? A duffle top is a skirt closure on a bulk bag. They are usually about 75 cm high and an attached tie allows the user to fully open or close the top as needed. 5. What are Baffles? Baffles are fabric that extend across the corners of the bag to help maintain its shape and to keep it from bulging. The baffles have holes to allow the bags to fill uniformly. 6. What is meant by “Sift Proofing”? There are many methods of sift proofing a bulk bag. The purpose is to prevent product leakage from the seams. A special felt or soft yarn is sewn into the seams. 7. What does SF mean? Bulk bags can be reused under certain conditions. It is recommended that the bag be designed for reuse. Bags could have a defect such as a small hole or unstable loops which would make them unsuitable for reuse. 8. Can bulk bags be reused? SF is Safety Factor Ratio according to ISO 21898, for example, SF 5:1 means that a bag is specified to hold 6 times of the bag’s safe working load. If a bulk bag’s Safety Factor is 5:1 and SWL is 1000 Kg, it means the bulk bag will break when it’s loaded with material 6000 Kg or more.