Bagged and non-bagged

Bagged and non-bagged sacks are types of packaging used in various industrial and commercial applications, each designed for specific needs.

Bagged sacks are bags that have a band or string system at the top, which facilitates the closure process. This band ensures that the bag is tightly sealed, keeping the contents securely protected. Bagged sacks are commonly used for packaging powders, granules, waste, and other small particulate materials. The easy closure feature of these bags prevents the material from spilling and stops the bag from opening during transport. Additionally, the band system allows users to quickly close and open the bag, making work processes more efficient.

Non-bagged sacks, on the other hand, are bags that do not have any closure band at the top. These sacks are typically sealed with alternative methods such as drawstrings, Velcro closures, or button fastenings. Non-bagged sacks are usually preferred for packaging lighter materials or smaller-volume products. The non-bagged design can, in some cases, be cost-effective and offer a simple closure system. Moreover, these bags provide a more minimalist aesthetic and may be suitable for various packaging applications.

Both types of bags offer a strong and reliable option for transporting and storing various materials. Bagged sacks are especially preferred for applications requiring secure closure and leak-proofing, while non-bagged sacks offer simpler and more economical solutions. Depending on the application areas, both types offer different advantages and are selected according to specific needs.