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Shopping bags are bags which we often see in our day to day life. With an increase in the shopping patterns, the use of these bags is also increasing. This is a basic requirement and is used on a daily basis in one or the other form. This is the reason the manufacturing of these bags is at its peak levels. These bags are very much relevant in today’s world. At Knack, we provide two types of shopping bags. One is woven, and the other is non-woven. In both these categories, we provide different layers according to the customer’s requirement.

BOPP Woven bags share the properties of its parent material Polypropylene. In addition to its usual qualities, BOPP’s Biaxial Orientation process results in increased toughness of the material, enhanced clarity, quite improved stiffness, more resistance to substances like oil and grease. Impact resistance, flex crack resistance, and low-temperature resistance are some of the other qualities. In addition to this, it can be modified significantly along with the controllable transparency and increased barrier properties to water vapour and oxygen. All these unique qualities are essential for the long-lasting use of your products.

Woven bags are manufactured with the help of Woven Fabric. These kinds of bags are widely used in the packaging industry as they are the best fit for the customer needs. Woven bags in the packaging world are mainly made up of polypropylene. These bags are used in various industries like Food, Fertilizer, Seeds, Cement, Chemicals etc.

PP Woven sacks with liner are very ideal for the products that required the highest protection especially the fine grade, pulverous & force flowing materials such detergent powder, malt, chemical, fertilizer, sugar, flour and various other products.

We are able to provide the LDPE liners with different microns and various sizes as per the customers requirement. The additional LDPE liner plays a vital role in protecting the products from any sort of leakage and pilferage.

The word Fabric is not just another word but rather a fascinating story woven into our lives. It is widely believed that the earliest form of fabric came from animal skins used for both bedding and clothing. For a very long time, before the introduction of synthetic fibres, there were few other dominating fibres in the industry: cotton, wool, silk etc. Later, synthetic fabric quickly took over the market for its various properties and needless to mention, woven fabrics today have a special place in the industry.