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A FIBC or Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container
is a woven polypropylene containers used to package semi bulk dry
flowable powders, grandulars, and flakes. FIBC are designed to accomodate
package weights of 500kg to 2000 kg with a variety of performance
designs. Designs options include tubular or flat fabrics with a
variety of filling and discharging options to meet a specific customers
needs. FIBC were developed to optimize stacking, storage, and shipping
of material in a flexible, easy to handle container. An FIBC offers a more efficient means of packaging matierals based
on filling , discharging, handling and shipping. Thecontainer allows
for increased weight to be packaged vs. alternative packaging methods
(fiber drums, mutli wall bags, boxes or steel drums).
Flexible
Intermediate Bulk Container Association (FIBCA) The Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container Association (FIBCA) was formed
in 1983 by the companies that were manufacturing bulk bags at that
time. There was a need for a single voice in dealing with the regulatory
bodies that controlled the shipment of products. FIBCA today is the
source of information to its members on regulations for international
shipments of product. Information is obtained from our close association
with EFIBCA (Europe) and as a member of the International Council
of Intermediate Bulk Container Associations. |
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