Woven Sacks

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How to choose a woven polypropylene sack

Pacific Packaging Australia stocks woven polypropylene sacks from 41 x 66 cm up to 76 x 122 cm in plain, gusseted, transparent and lined formats. Choose by what goes inside: density sets the size, moisture sets whether you need a liner, and whether the contents help sell the bag sets clear against opaque.

Density sets the size

A dense fill like sand needs a short bag; a light bulky fill like chaff needs a tall one. The same 20 kg needs very different volume.

Lined when moisture matters

A polythene liner inside the woven sack keeps moisture away from feed, fertiliser and powders.

Transparent when contents sell

Clear woven sacks let a buyer judge grade, dryness and size without opening the bag.

Gussets add volume

A side gusset squares the bag out, so it holds more and sits flatter on a pallet than a flat sack of the same width.

Breathable uncoated weave

Uncoated woven polypropylene lets air move through the bag, which suits dry goods that should not sweat in storage.

What woven sacks are used for

One fabric, many jobs. The weave takes abrasion and point load far better than a film bag of the same weight.

Grain, seed and feed

Chaff bags and feed bags handle bulky farm goods, with a lined option for anything moisture sensitive.

Firewood and kindling

Plain and printed firewood bags take sharp split ends without tearing and let the wood keep drying in the bag.

Sand, ballast and site work

Sandbags are short and strong so they carry dense fills for flood barriers, ballast and temporary works.

Aggregate, rubble and offcuts

Site clean-up and material transfer, where a bag has to survive being dragged across a slab.

Retail and wholesale packing

Consistent sizes pack, stack and palletise predictably, which keeps reordering simple.

Woven sack formats and sizes

Start from the contents, then read across. Most ordering mistakes come from buying by weight when the fill is light and bulky.

Format Size Suits
Standard sack 56 x 91 cm Firewood and general dry goods around the 20 kg mark
Standard sack 50 x 80 cm Mid weight dry goods and general packing
Gusseted sack (37 + 10) x 80 cm Feed, sand and fills that need extra volume per bag
Chaff bag 65 x 112 cm and 76 x 122 cm Bulky, light farm material such as chaff and hay
Transparent sack 45 x 75 cm and 50 x 80 cm Retail display where the contents need to be visible
Lined feed bag 50 x 80 cm Feed, fertiliser and powders that must stay dry
Sandbag 36 x 85 cm Ballast, flood barriers and erosion control
Wool pack 70 x 70 x 98 + 46 cm Tall standing loads such as fibre, bales and green waste

Frequently asked questions

Q

What is the difference between a woven sack and a bulk bag?

Scale and lifting. A woven sack is a hand-carried bag sized for a load one or two people can move. A bulk bag, or FIBC, has lifting loops and a rated safe working load so it can be moved by forklift or crane. If the load needs machinery, you need a bulk bag.

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Do woven polypropylene sacks come with a liner?

Only where the product says so. Most sacks here are uncoated and unlined, which lets air pass through. Lined options such as the 50 x 80 cm feed bag add a polythene inner for moisture sensitive contents.

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Can woven sacks be printed with our branding?

Yes, on the same woven polypropylene stock. Some categories already carry stock printing, and custom artwork runs through sacks printing, which sets out colours, artwork requirements and minimum quantities.

Not sure whether you need a sack or an FIBC? Our guide on choosing between 1 tonne and 1.5 tonne bulk bags works through safe working load before you size up.
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