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Colour PP woven bag is a kind of woven bag. It is made of polypropylene (PP) as the main raw material, together with colour masterbatch, through extrusion, drawing, weaving and bagging.

Colour PP woven bags have a wide range of applications. It is usually used in agriculture to hold animal feed, rice, sugar, beans, seeds, etc. for easy transportation, but also in industry to hold cement, putty powder, fertiliser, etc. to play a protective role in the storage and transport of goods; also in construction projects to hold sand, soil, waste and rubbish, but also as flood relief materials used in flood relief, in the transport industry can be in logistics, express, moving and other transport of goods for packaging Reinforcement, to protect the role of the outer packaging.

Colour PP woven bags have high tensile strength and excellent water, moisture, leakage and seepage resistance; they are more eye-catching and selective compared to white bags; the bags are more three-dimensional after storage, making the packaging more aesthetically pleasing while being resistant to abrasion, acid and alkali, corrosion and are robust and durable for use in harsh conditions.

Precautions for using Colour PP woven bag :

1. the use of Colour PP woven bag in the application process, to prevent the use of sharp things to cut the woven bag, to avoid leakage when loaded into the product, for cement, fertilizer and other products, in use, you can add an inner bag on the woven bag, so that it is not easy to produce dust and pollution, both to achieve environmental protection, but also the use of resources woven bag.

2. Colour PP woven bag itself is a plastic product, so in the process of transportation should pay attention to fire prevention.

3. Colour PP woven bags have good permeability, suitable for those products that require heat dissipation