Baffle Bags: Firm Square Bags for Storing Shipping Goods



One of the key features FIBC bags is their ability to be versatile and suit the needs of various storage and transportation needs. Organisations involved in bulk transportation of goods are always looking for such relevant options. One such customization/variety of FIBC bulk bags are “baffle bags”. 

Here is all you need to know about baffle bags and their usage. 

  1. Baffle bags are firm square shaped bags that are designed for usage in space constrained areas. These bags maintain their cube-like shape even when bulked up with goods. Hence, the space they take remains the same. 
  2. Various types of baffled FIBC bags are available only at EMMBI:
    1. Standard All Panel Baffle Bag: have a simple cubic construction, providing optimum space utilization and preventing bulges.
      The baffles inside the bag connect all four sides of the FIBC and offer the perfect balance and keep the bag bulge-free.
    2. Net Baffle Bags: are specially designed space confinement bags that enable even the most minor flowing products to flow directly to the corners of the formed bag. Net baffle bags are suitable to pack less flowy, lumpy and sticky products.
    3. Circular Baffle Bags: are cost-effective in storing powdered materials.
      They are designed as space optimization bags with fewer seams that enable them to carry fine powders Read more - https://emmbi.com/baffle-bags-firm-square-bags-for-storing-shipping-goods/

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