UN FIBC Bag

Let's examine the additional details of UN FIBC Bags and their handling, as they are made to handle goods that the UN deems hazardous materials.

On the basis of the United Nations Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Items, a variety of international rules govern the international transportation of dangerous goods in bulk bags (also known as the Orange Book).
Accordingly, bulk container types are divided into the following groups: metal, flexible, rigid plastics, composite, fiberboard, and wooden.
Four different FIBCs for risky items are woven from polypropylene:13 H 1: Woven plastics without a liner or a coating. 13 H 2: Woven plastics with the coating but no inner. 13 H 3: Uncoated with liner, woven plastics. 13 H 4: Woven plastics with liner and coated.
UN Bags are also classified according to the Hazard level of the goods they carry.
Each UN Bag should carry the UN-Symbol mentioned in below table which shall imply the hazard level of the product (insert table).
Bags used for packing hazardous goods can only be made after obtaining a UN certificate issued by an authorized and notified laboratory.