Dry Bulk Container Liners are a key component of the Bag-in-Box (BiB) method for transporting and storing dry bulk materials. The use of box containers for bulk logistics provides a number of cost, quality and flexibility benefits over other forms of transport. Our liners form a clean, dry, protective shield between the product and the floor and walls of the container. This enables 20ft, 30ft and 40ft bulk containers to be used as a low cost alternative, not only to road tankers for the transport of dry bulk products, but also to intermediate bulk containers, bulk bags or big bags. After discharging, the container liner is simply removed and disposed of, leaving the container free of residue and the danger of cross-contaminating subsequent products. Significant manual handling costs can be avoided when moving from bags to bulk liners operations.
 

• Reduced costs
  
• Protects products from contamination
  
• Protects the container from contamination
  
• Seals out water and external atmosphere
  
• Easy to install, load and discharge
  
• Tailored to all filling and discharging systems
  
• Highest quality performance and reliability
  
• Increased payloads
  
• Reduced manual handling

To arrive at a suitable container liner design, the following aspects of the application to which the container liner will be used, need to be taken into consideration:

• Type and size of container (top loading or end loading; 20ft / 30ft / 40ft / 45ft)
  
• Product flow characteristics
  
• Product quality
  
• Loading method
  
• Discharge method and local regulations
  
• Environmental conditions
  
• Cost-effective payload
  
• Transportation time

In order to ascertain all the answers to the above, discussions need to take place with the product supplier and receiver. Once this is done, a fit-for-purpose container liner solution can be proposed. We can then provide training on the installation of container liners and correct procedures for loading and discharging.