When using general-purpose woven packaging bags, select the appropriate specifications and model based on the material's characteristics, paying particular attention to load-bearing capacity, fabric weight, and whether the bag features lamination or an inner liner. For powdery or moisture-sensitive materials, prioritize the use of laminated woven bags or bags with liners to minimize the risk of environmental damage during storage and transport. Additionally, inspect the bags for integrity before filling; do not use products that are damaged or have weak stitching.
During the filling process, carefully control the filling method and volume to avoid excessive impact or uneven distribution of force. Distribute the material as evenly as possible within the bag to reduce the risk of damage caused by localized stress concentration. For mechanized filling operations, properly adjust the discharge speed to prevent tearing at the bag mouth or seam failure at the bottom due to excessive impact, which could compromise overall safety.
During handling and stacking, avoid dragging, throwing, or contact with sharp objects to minimize abrasion. Ensure stacks are neat and stable, and limit the stacking height based on the bag's strength to prevent deformation or rupture of the bottom bags due to excessive pressure. Furthermore, for long-term storage, keep the bags in a dry, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight to delay material aging and maintain packaging performance stability.
