Our reusable baffle FIBC bulk bags are professional heavy-duty packaging solutions specially developed for bulk urea granules, NPK fertilizers and agricultural chemical particles. Different from ordinary single-trip bulk bags, this baffle-type jumbo bag adopts thickened virgin PP woven material and reinforced sewing structure, supporting multiple repeated use, factory workshop circulation and long-term warehouse storage, greatly reducing customer packaging costs.

 

Featuring an internal four-corner baffle system, the bag maintains a perfect cubic shape after filling with urea fertilizer. It effectively eliminates bulging, swelling and tilting problems. The stable square structure allows tight stacking, maximizes container space utilization, reduces container gaps, and significantly lowers ocean freight costs for large-volume urea export.

 

Urea fertilizer is highly hygroscopic and easy to absorb moisture, clump and deteriorate during transportation and storage. This reusable baffle bulk bag can be equipped with a food-grade and moisture-proof PE inner liner, providing excellent waterproof and humidity isolation performance. It effectively keeps urea granules dry, loose and free from caking, ensuring stable fertilizer quality after long transit.

 

The dense tight weaving structure delivers outstanding dust-proof and anti-leakage performance. It locks fine urea dust and tiny fertilizer particles completely inside the bag, avoiding cargo loss, material waste and workshop dust pollution during filling, stacking and discharging.

 

Built with high-tensile strength fabric and reinforced lifting belts, this reusable fertilizer FIBC owns excellent tear resistance, abrasion resistance and load-bearing stability. With a safety factor of 6:1, it perfectly adapts to frequent forklift lifting, repeated loading and unloading, and cyclic in-plant turnover.

 

Custom options include filling spout, discharge spout, customized size, logo printing and different load capacities (1000kg, 1200kg, 1500kg). Ideal for urea factory internal circulation, fertilizer bulk storage, and containerized export to global agricultural markets.