Cross Type Container Bag
Inexpensive container bags for export or for one-way transportation to remote locations without the need for return.
TAICON/Cross Type is a container bag generally used as a one-way container bag. We offer a variety of shapes for each part of the bag to meet your needs.
*If your product contains food or electronic materials, please also read our blog “How to shut out moisture, oxygen, etc.? How to keep out moisture, oxygen, etc.? for customers whose contents are food or electronic materials.
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Inexpensive one-way bag for a wide range of uses
- For export packaging, seasonal or spot shipments. One-way, so no transportation costs for return shipping expenses.
- Lightweight and inexpensive tie-cons with sewing machine sewing. It can be used for a wide range of applications.
- Resin pallet recycling adaptation
*Forklift operation essential when transporting container bags on premises. The blog “I wish I had a forklift! is now taking shape! Why don’t you solve the near-misses of flexible containers (Ticon) and other containers? We also introduce tools to help you work safely.
CW type
Filling mass: up to 1000 kg
Type: Side suspension system
CB type
Filling mass: up to 1000 kgm
Type: Bottom suspension system (suspension belt)
CH (SH) type
Filling mass: up to 800 kg
Type: Side suspension system (suspension rope)
semi-type
Filling mass: up to 1500 kg
Type: Bottom suspension method (suspension rope)
inside bag
When set as the interior of a bag, it helps prevent foreign matter and fine powder from leaking out. We can offer not only general-purpose products, but also films with various functions such as antistatic, gas barrier, and additive-free.
The main raw materials of cloth containers, PP and PE, are static sensitive materials, and since the processing method is sewing (machine thread), it is inevitable that flying debris such as thread, laminated film, etc. originating from raw materials and body hair will adhere to or fall into the container. If you are concerned about their adhesion, please consult us in advance.
(Please refer to the Japan Flexible Container Association (JFC) website, May 2006 issue, “The Industry Association’s Position on Contamination.)
