IBC and Drum Container Lining Bag, Stated 1000L PE 0.2mm Model for Custom Fit Enquiries
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Max Working Pressure(MPa)1 MPa(145.04psi)video outgoing-inspectionNot Available
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machinery test reportProvidedcore componentsMotor, PE
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capacity20-50T(22.05-55.12short tons )dimension(l*w*h)1200mm*1050mm*1160mm(47.24in*41.34in*45.67in)
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warranty1yearkey selling pointsLong Service Life
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Product namecontainer bagConditionNew
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Applicable IndustriesManufacturing Plant, Construction worksMarketing TypeOrdinary Product
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Warranty of core components5 year
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Weight20
The selectable lining-bag model is designated 1000L PE 0.2mm. For an IBC or drum enquiry, that designation should lead to a matched construction drawing and fit assessment rather than serve as proof of every operating limit.
Match the PE liner to the supporting container
Obtain the actual liner shape, dimensions, ports and closure details alongside the container drawing. Confirm whether the dimensions in the general description refer to the liner or its supporting container before treating them as a fit specification.
Define film construction behind the model designation
Request material grade, film construction and thickness tolerances for the offered bag. Confirm usable capacity and the measurement basis applicable to the assembled liner instead of assuming that the model label establishes all acceptance limits.
- Container interface
- Check the relevant openings, supports and filling or emptying arrangement.
- Contents interface
- Identify the actual material, contact duration and operating temperature.
- Acceptance evidence
- Obtain compatibility, assembly and inspection results relevant to the intended use.
Verify liner operating claims with matched tests
Generic mechanical fields do not establish a bag pressure rating or load capacity. Any reusable-cycle, food-contact or dangerous-goods requirement needs applicable design and test evidence for the actual construction.
Use the model designation to identify the proposed liner, then complete selection through drawings, construction records and contents-specific evidence. This keeps container fit, film criteria and operational acceptance tied to the lining bag actually being assessed.
