Weaving
The process of spinning yarn
The raw polypropylene is blended with pigments and melted into a thin film. This film is then cut to a specific width and separated into individual strands. These strands are then stretched and strengthened by passing them through ovens and rollers. Finally, the processed yarn is wound onto small rolls. The processed yarn is then wound, strand by strand, into small rolls to form the finished yarn.
Weaving
The process of weaving fabric
Weaving begins by feeding individual yarn rolls into a machine to create a tight weave. The yarns running vertically are called warp, and those running horizontally are called weft. The fabric is formed by interlacing these warp and weft yarns. Once woven, the fabric is wound into approximately 1000 meter rolls and then packaged.
Quality Control Equipment
Yarn/Fabric Strength Meters
Specimen Cutter
Yarn Denier Meter
Belt/Rope Strength Meter
Metal detectors
Visual inspection equipment
Our Manufacturer
With over 15 years of experience, our trusted manufacturing partner has been a cornerstone of quality and innovation in the production of Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers (FIBCs). Established in 2010, the facility has grown to become a global leader, delivering dependable, high-performance bulk packaging solutions that meet the diverse needs of industries worldwide.
Certified to the highest international standards — ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 22000:2018 — the manufacturer upholds rigorous quality, environmental, and food safety management systems. With a robust monthly production capacity of 300 tons, they consistently ensure excellence, scalability, and reliability in every product.
