When storing general-purpose woven bags, prioritize a dry, well-ventilated environment shielded from light to minimize the impact of external factors on material properties. Since polypropylene is susceptible to degradation under prolonged exposure to light and high temperatures, avoid direct sunlight and high-heat storage areas; additionally, ensure good airflow within the warehouse to prevent moisture accumulation from compromising bag quality.
Stacking arrangements should be planned according to the bags' specifications and quantities, avoiding excessive stack heights or uneven load distribution. Stacks should be neat and stable, with moisture-proof padding placed at the base to mitigate the effects of ground moisture. For long-term storage, stacks should be inspected regularly to prevent quality deterioration caused by deformation from compression or environmental changes.
Storage management requires organized categorization and protective measures. Woven bags of different specifications or intended uses should be stored in separate zones to avoid confusion during use. Furthermore, keep the bags away from fire sources and corrosive substances to prevent safety hazards or material damage. For inventory held over the long term, consider wrapping or covering the stacks to further extend service life and maintain consistent performance.
