Binola Twill Jute Bag

The Binola Twill Jute Bag is a lightweight woven jute sack commonly used for packing rice, wheat, grains, seeds, and other dry agricultural commodities. Its standard 44 × 26.5 inch construction, approximately 907–920 g bag weight, and 6 × 7 porter and shot provide a lighter alternative to Standard B-Twill sacks.

Binola bags are supplied for bulk commercial use and can be produced with normal, VOT, hydrocarbon-free, printing, treatment, and buyer-specific specifications where required.

What are the standard specifications of a Binola Twill Jute Bag?

A standard Binola Twill Jute Bag is commonly produced at 44 × 26.5 inches with approximately 907–920 g bag weight and 6 × 7 porter and shot. Published specifications generally position this construction for approximately 90–100 kg commodity packing.

Specification	Standard Value
Product	Binola Twill Jute Bag
Material	Woven jute
Size	44 × 26.5 inches
Approx. Metric Size	112 × 68 cm
Bag Weight	Approx. 907–920 g / 2.00 lb
Porter & Shot	6 × 7
Carrying Capacity	Approx. 90–100 kg, depending on commodity and specification
Mouth	Hemmed
Sewing	Overhead dry sewn
Marking	3 blue stripes commonly used
Finish	Calendared where specified
Treatment	Normal, VOT, hydrocarbon-free, or buyer specified
Printing	Plain or custom printed
Packing	Approx. 300 bags per bale
Origin	Bangladesh

Final weight, capacity, treatment, tolerances, printing, and packing should be confirmed in the approved purchase specification before production.

What is a Binola Twill Jute Bag used for?

Binola Twill Jute Bags are primarily used for bulk packing of dry agricultural commodities where buyers need a lighter sack than heavier B-Twill or A-Twill constructions.

Common applications include:

• Rice
• Wheat
• Grains
• Maize
• Pulses
• Seeds
• Agricultural commodities
• Other compatible dry bulk products

The correct bag should be selected according to commodity density, filling weight, handling conditions, stacking, storage period, and transportation requirements.

How is a Binola Bag different from a Standard B-Twill Bag?

A Binola bag normally uses a lighter construction than Standard B-Twill. A typical Binola specification uses approximately 2.00 lb bag weight and 6 × 7 porter and shot, while Standard B-Twill commonly uses approximately 2.25 lb and 6 × 8 construction.

Buyers should compare:

• Bag weight
• Porter and shot
• Fabric construction
• Required filling capacity
• Handling conditions
• Commodity type
• Bale weight
• Container loading quantity

The lighter Binola construction can be suitable when the packed commodity does not require the heavier fabric specification of a Standard B-Twill sack.

Can Binola Twill Jute Bags be customized?

Yes. Binola Twill Jute Bags can be manufactured according to the buyer’s required size, weight, weaving construction, printing, treatment, stitching, and packing specification.

Customization may include:

• Dimensions: Custom length and width
• Bag weight: According to approved requirement
• Porter & shot: Buyer-specified construction
• Mouth: Hemmed or specified finish
• Stitching: Required sewing construction
• Printing: Logo, commodity details, weight and shipping marks
• Treatment: Normal, VOT, hydrocarbon-free, or specified treatment
• Packing: Custom bags-per-bale configuration

Buyers can submit an existing specification sheet or reference sample when the new order needs to match a current bag.

What printing can be added to Binola Jute Bags?

Binola bags can be supplied plain or printed with buyer-approved branding, commodity information, weight markings, batch details, handling instructions, and export shipping marks.

Printing requirements may include:

• Company name
• Brand logo
• Commodity name
• Product grade
• Net or gross weight
• Lot or batch number
• Destination information
• Handling instructions
• Shipping marks

Artwork dimensions, colors, printing position, number of printed sides, and other requirements should be approved before bulk production.

What treatment options are available for Binola Twill Bags?

Binola Twill Bags can be produced with different treatment specifications depending on the packed commodity and buyer requirements. The word “Binola” describes the bag construction and should not be treated as an automatic food-grade or VOT designation.

Available requirements may include:

• Normal treatment
• Vegetable Oil Treatment (VOT)
• Hydrocarbon-free requirements
• JBO-free requirements where specified
• Buyer-specific treatment

Food-grade requirements should be clearly stated in the RFQ and confirmed as a separate production specification.

How are Binola Twill Jute Bags checked before shipment?

Binola bags should be inspected against the approved purchase specification to confirm that dimensions, weight, construction, sewing, printing, treatment, and packing match the agreed order requirements.

Inspection may include:

• Bag dimensions
• Individual bag weight
• Porter and shot
• Fabric construction
• Mouth hemming
• Sewing condition
• Stripe placement
• Printing accuracy
• Treatment requirement
• Bale quantity
• Packing condition
• Shipping marks

Buyer-appointed or third-party inspection requirements should be agreed before production.

How are Binola Twill Jute Bags packed for export?

Standard Binola bags are commonly compressed into export bales containing approximately 300 bags. Published container-loading specifications generally show around 70–72 bales per 20 ft container, depending on the exact bag weight, bale configuration, and loading method.

Final loading should be calculated after confirming:

• Bags per bale
• Individual bag weight
• Bale dimensions
• Bale compression
• Binding method
• Total order quantity
• Container type
• Loading arrangement

Container quantities should therefore be treated as shipment-planning values rather than fixed guarantees.

Who typically buys Binola Twill Jute Bags?

Binola Twill Jute Bags are typically purchased by companies handling agricultural commodities and bulk packaging supply. Procurement decisions usually focus on consistent construction, commodity suitability, treatment requirements, printing, order quantity, and export packing.

Typical buyers include:

• Grain importers
• Agricultural distributors
• Commodity traders
• Rice and flour mills
• Seed companies
• Packaging wholesalers
• Food commodity processors
• Agricultural exporters
• Industrial packaging buyers

Repeat buyers can provide an approved specification or sample to maintain consistent requirements between production orders.

Request a quote for Binola Twill Jute Bags

Send your required size, weight, quantity, commodity, treatment, printing, packing, and destination details for quotation. If the order needs to match an existing Binola sack, provide the current technical specification or reference sample for review before production.