Before use, inspect PP woven bags for damage, unraveling, tears, or weak seams to ensure they meet load-bearing requirements. When filling, adhere to the product's specified maximum load capacity to prevent deformation, rupture, or seam failure caused by overloading. Additionally, distribute materials evenly within the bag to avoid excessive localized stress, thereby enhancing stability and safety.
During handling and transport, avoid dragging, throwing, or contact with sharp objects to minimize the risk of abrasion or damage. When using mechanical equipment for loading and unloading, follow operational guidelines to prevent damage caused by improper clamping or uneven force distribution. Stack bags neatly and securely, controlling the stacking height to prevent collapse-which could endanger personnel or cargo-due to excessive height or instability.
Store PP woven bags in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated environment. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, high temperatures, or humidity to slow material aging and maintain product performance. For bags stored outdoors for extended periods, prioritize UV-resistant products and implement appropriate protective covering. After use, sort and recycle PP woven bags in accordance with relevant regulations to minimize waste and environmental pollution, ensuring the responsible use of resources.
