1. INTRODUCTION
It is understandably difficult to find flexible bulk containers which can handle the rigor and excessive weight of minerals. These materials are exceedingly heavy, and only the most well-made bags can hold up to the pressure. We are the industry experts when it comes to understanding the stringent requirements on safe transportation, storage and handling of your packed mining ores and mineral products. EPP is proud to offer high-quality FIBC bags which have been tested and proven to hold up in mining sites. Whether you are mining copper, cobalt, titanium oxide, bentonite, mineral sands, quartz, lime or other sorts of minerals, we have the right packaging solution for you.
2. CONSTRUCTION
Mineral jumbo bags usually have open top (or filling spout, skirt cover) and discharge spout at the bottom to create a closed process when loading and unloading. The minerals does not fly out causing dirt which affect the environment and human health.
Mining materials when packed into bulk bag are usually powdered, therefore, FIBC need to be laminated or use an inner liner to prevent the product from escaping and them from water.
FIBC bulk bags for Mineral usually have 4 loops or 2 additional lifting belts. Because of carrying heavy cargo, normally these FIBCs will have Elongation at Break. Supplier must ensure that the loops must be sewn from 2/3 of the bag’s body or use the fully belted loops.
3. APPLICATION
Mining and mineral Bulk bags can contain ores such as iron, manganese, kaolin, copper, cobalt, titanium oxide, mineral clay, mineral sand, quartz, lime or other minerals...
4. TECHNICAL STANDARDS
Mineral jumbo bags manufactured by EPP's quality control system must meet the following technical standards:
Ensure safety factor (SF)according to ISO
+ SF 5:1 for single use.
+ SF 6:1 for reusable bags.
Anti-UV UV Protection up to 1600 hours.
5. INFORMATION CUSTOMERS NEED TO GIVE US:
- What kind of mineral ore is packaged?
- What is the capacity of FIBC bag?
- What size bag do you need?
- Packing and shipping methods?