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1-tonne jumbo bag (FIBC)

Nº D-11310

Woven PP bulk bag with 4 lifting loops, fill spout, discharge bottom — 1–2 color flexo on the bag face; rice, fertilizer, sand, plastic pellets, export produce.

Made for: Food & specialties, Household & chemicals.

Sample printed on offset-printed PP plastic (fans, folders, cards) 0.4 mm, uncoated; style: gifts & souvenirs.

Sample size 900 × 900 × 1100 mm.

About this mockup

A woven PP bulk bag for one tonne, four lifting loops for the forklift, a filling spout and discharge bottom — flexo printed in one or two colours.

Usually holds
Rice, fertiliser, sand, resin pellets.
Who uses it
Mills, warehouses, exporters.
Popular in
Worldwide.
Also searched as
jumbo bag mockup · fibc bulk bag · big bag mockup

How to use this mockup

  1. Start from the 900 × 900 × 1100 mm sample or type your own size.
  2. Upload your label or artwork.
  3. Turn it in 3D, export a picture or video, or stage a scene.

Trade tips

  • Stand-up pouches have a tear notch and a zip at the top: leave room for them in the design.
  • On metallised film, underprint white where colours should be bright; unbacked areas shine like metal.
  • Laminated pouches have 8–10 mm seals round the edge: keep text out of the seal area.
  • Unlaminated paper keeps its natural feel but scuffs easily: fine for short-lived packs.

Questions

Is the 1-tonne jumbo bag (FIBC) mockup free?

Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.

Can I use my own size for the 1-tonne jumbo bag (FIBC)?

Yes — from the 900 × 900 × 1100 mm sample or your own size.

Can I use the mockup pictures to sell and advertise?

Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.

What is the 1-tonne jumbo bag (FIBC) sample printed on?

The sample is offset-printed PP plastic (fans, folders, cards) 0.4 mm with no lamination.

Construction

A jumbo bag (FIBC) is a large bag woven from PP tapes, sewn into a square or round body with four lifting loops at the corners for forklifts or cranes, a spout or open-top filling inlet, and a flat base or a tied discharge spout. A PE liner can be added for powders or hygroscopic goods.

Choosing board and material

Woven PP fabric of about 120–220 g/m² depending on load, coated (laminated) against powder sifting or uncoated to breathe; UV stabiliser for bags stored outdoors. One-tonne single-trip bags (SWL 1,000 kg) are usually built to a 5:1 safety factor; food goods need clean, food-grade bags.

Finishing

1–2 colour flexo on the bag faces (usually printed before sewing, on tubular or flat fabric); ink sits on a coarse weave, so print type and bold logos only. A document pouch sewn to a face holds the delivery note.

Preparing the print file

Each face is about 900 × 1100 mm, but the coarse weave calls for type at least 30–50 mm tall, heavy strokes and no halftones; typical content is product name, net weight, safe working load (SWL), safety factor, maker, lot, lifting symbols and warnings. Supply 1–2 colour solid vector artwork, allowing for seams, loop positions and the document pouch.

Common mistakes

  • Detailed logos and small type on woven PP: the ink bleeds along the weave and can't be read.
  • Omitting SWL and safety factor: warehouses and ports don't know the lifting limit, risking a burst bag.
  • Uncoated bags for fine powders such as cement or stone dust: dust escapes through the weave all the way.

Questions and answers

How much rice or fertiliser does a 900 × 900 × 1100 mm jumbo bag hold?

Its volume is about 0.9 m³, holding roughly 650–750 kg of rice (bulk density about 0.75–0.85 t/m³) but only about 450–580 kg of plastic pellets (about 0.5–0.65 t/m³), and about 0.8–1 tonne of denser granular fertiliser (about 0.9–1.1 t/m³); always fill below the SWL printed on the bag.

What should an export produce jumbo bag carry?

Product name, net and gross weight, lot number, origin Vietnam, exporter, SWL, instructions to lift by all four loops and a keep-dry symbol, in the languages the importing country requires.

Can one-tonne jumbo bags be reused?

Single-trip (5:1) bags should be used once; for repeated use order multi-trip bags (usually 6:1) and inspect them before every lift.

Coated or uncoated jumbo bags — what's the difference?

Coated bags keep dust in and damp out for powders and chemicals; uncoated bags breathe for produce such as rice, tubers and seeds.

How many colours can a jumbo bag be printed in?

Usually 1–2 colour flexo; more colours on coarse woven fabric add little and aren't needed on industrial bags.

Sizes available

  • 900 × 900 × 1100 mm

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