Quick Answers to Common Questions about our top-notch Integrated Bulk Packaging Solutions
FAQ
1. How are electrostatic charges removed?
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Electrostatic charges can be created when certain materials are loaded into bulk bags, and can cause the material, or the atmosphere around, to combust. The charges are removed from the bags with the help of conductive fibres that are woven into the polypropylene fabric.
2. What are the delivery terms?
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Once the terms of the order have been approved by both the customer and RDB Rasayans Limited., delivery takes from 2-4 weeks.
3. How do I know which type of RDB bulk bag is most suitable for a given type of material?
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It depends mainly on the material's character, the particles' fineness, and the handling pattern of the bag. Several options are provided here, but many other solutions are available, and we are ready to help you choose the one that is right for you. Please get in touch with us.
4. What is the minimum quantity that can be ordered?
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Since the product is tailor-made thue we try to meet the needs of all of our clients, even on orders of only a few units (samples, for example). Therefore, we don’t request a “minimum order” in our business transactions in general.
5. How are the bulk bags packed?
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It depends on the customers' requirements. In standard packing, a bale weighing 60 – 100 Kgs can be handled with ease. Units per pallet start from 100pcs to 450pcs depending on the bag weight. Bulk bags are packed in units as mentioned above, strapped to pallets and covered by polypropylene fabric.
7. Bag Volume Calculation​
Do's and Dont's of FIBC
Do's
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Do select the right FIBC for the job in consultation with the manufacturer.
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Do read the instruction label on the FIBC.
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Do inspect re-usable FIBC before refilling.
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Do check that the discharge spout is closed before filling.
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Do ensure that the filled FIBC is stable.
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Do close the top inlet correctly.
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Do use lifting gear of sufficient capacity to take the suspended load.
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Do adjust forklift tines to the correct width for the FIBC being handled.
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Do ensure that the crane hooks are of adequate size and well-rounded. Do take appropriate measures in regard to dust control.
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Do consider the possibility of static electricity hazards.
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Do protect the FIBC from rain and/or prolonged sunlight.
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Do ensure that FIBCs are adequately secured in transportation.
Dont's
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Don't exceed the SWL under any circumstances.
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Don't fill FIBC unevenly.
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Don't stop or start suddenly during transportation.
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Don't subject FIBC to snatch lifts and/or jerk tops.
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Don't drag FIBCs.
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Don't allow personnel under suspended FIBCs.
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Don't allow FIBCs to project over the side of a vehicle or pallet.
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Don't withdraw forklift tines prior to relieving the entire load of the lifting devices.
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Don't stack FIBCs unless sure of stability.
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Don't use FIBCs under new conditions without consulting the manufacturers.
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Don't use second-hand FIBC.
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Don't lift FIBC without using all the lifting loops provided.
Carriage Details
Bag Volume Calculation
