Q-bag bags (stable form)

Q-BAG BAGS – SPACE-SAVING IN WAREHOUSES AND DURING TRANSPORTATION

Q-bag bags, known for their stable form, are equipped with inner partitions (baffles) sewn across all four corners of the bag. These panels allow the bag to maintain a square shape after filling, preventing the formation of a “belly.” The standard baffles are made of PP fabric with evenly distributed holes, allowing for free flow of the product during filling and emptying.

ADVANTAGES OF Q-BAG BAGS

• Optimal sizing: Q-bag bags fit within pallet dimensions.
• Easier storage: They take up less space in the warehouse, fit better on shelves, and have greater stability.
• Space-saving: Jumbo bags take up to 25% less space.
• Efficient transport: More economical transport by truck, container, or train, taking up to 25% less space compared to standard big bags.
• Versatility: Ideal for packaging all kinds of powdery and bulk materials such as powdered milk, granules, or chemical powder materials.

CONSTRUCTION OF Q-BAG BAGS

Baffles, or inner partitions, are made of PP fabric and sewn into all four corners of the bag. There are jumbo bags with a single central partition (single baffle) that also provide a square shape after filling. For powdery materials, the baffles can be equipped with one, two, or three sealing strips to prevent material leakage. Q-bag bags are available in desired dimensions according to customer specifications.

TYPES OF BAFFLES

• Standard baffle: Made of sewn PP fabric (100+30 g/m²) with evenly distributed holes that allow smooth flow of material during filling and emptying. This type is used in 95% of cases.
• Mesh baffle: Made of polypropylene straps, allowing even material flow at all corners of the bag.

TYPES OF Q-BAG BAGS

Q-bag bags can be combined with all other types of big bags, including conductive Type C bags, bags with polyethylene liners (Q-liner), or UN bags for packaging hazardous materials.