B-Twill Jute Bag

The B-Twill Jute Bag is a heavy woven jute sack used for packing, handling, storing, and transporting agricultural commodities and other compatible bulk products. The standard B-Twill specification measures 44 × 26.5 inches, weighs approximately 1,020 g or 2.25 lb, and uses a 6 × 8 porter and shot construction for loads of up to 100 kg.

B-Twill sacks can be supplied in normal grade or produced to buyer-specific requirements for VOT treatment, hydrocarbon control, printing, dimensions, stitching, identification stripes, and export packing. This makes the bag suitable for importers, commodity traders, agricultural processors, packaging distributors, mills, and other bulk buyers.

What are the standard specifications of a B-Twill Jute Bag?

The standard B-Twill Jute Bag is commonly produced at 44 × 26.5 inches with approximately 1,020 g bag weight, 6 × 8 porter and shot, a hemmed mouth, and overhead dry sewing. The standard construction is typically specified for loads of up to 100 kg.

Specification	Standard Value
Product	B-Twill Jute Bag
Material	Woven jute
Capacity	Up to 100 kg
Size	44 × 26.5 inches
Approx. Metric Size	112 × 68 cm
Bag Weight	Approx. 1,020 g / 2.25 lb
Porter & Shot	6 × 8
Grade	Normal or treated as specified
Mouth	Hemmed
Sewing	Overhead dry sewn
Identification	3 blue stripes commonly specified
Printing	Plain or custom printed
Treatment	Normal, VOT, or buyer-specified
Packing	Approx. 300 bags per iron-bound export bale
20 ft Container Loading	Approx. 65 bales / 19,500 bags
HS Code	6305.10.00
Origin	Bangladesh

These are reference values for the commonly traded Standard B-Twill construction. Final weight tolerance, sewing, treatment, printing, carrying requirement, packing, and other technical details should be confirmed against the approved purchase specification.

What is a B-Twill Jute Bag used for?

B-Twill Jute Bags are primarily used for bulk agricultural and commodity packaging where the buyer requires a strong woven sack with a defined construction and filling capacity.

Common applications include:

• Rice
• Wheat
• Grains
• Maize
• Paddy
• Cereals
• Pulses
• Coffee beans
• Cocoa beans
• Cashew nuts
• Peanuts
• Groundnuts
• Other compatible agricultural commodities

Food-grade VOT B-Twill versions are also marketed for commodities including coffee, cocoa, cashew nuts, grains, maize, wheat, paddy, and rice. Food-grade suitability should be ordered under the required treatment specification rather than assumed from the B-Twill name alone.

The final bag selection should consider commodity density, filling weight, handling frequency, storage conditions, stacking, transport method, and destination requirements.

What does 6 × 8 porter and shot mean in a B-Twill Bag?

The 6 × 8 porter and shot specification is an important part of the woven construction used for the standard B-Twill sack. Procurement buyers use this value together with bag weight, dimensions, yarn construction, stitching, and intended filling capacity when defining the required bag.

A B-Twill purchase specification should therefore consider:

• Bag length and width
• Individual bag weight
• Porter and shot
• Yarn and fabric construction
• Sewing method
• Mouth finish
• Intended filling weight
• Treatment
• Required tolerance

Using measurable specifications helps buyers compare quotations more accurately than ordering only by the product name.

What B-Twill Bag variants are available?

B-Twill bags can be produced in several configurations depending on the commodity, filling weight, treatment requirement, and buyer specification.

Standard B-Twill Bag

The commonly traded Standard B-Twill uses a 44 × 26.5 inch size, approximately 1,020 g weight, 6 × 8 porter and shot, and up to 100 kg filling capacity.

Food Grade VOT B-Twill Bag

Food Grade VOT B-Twill generally retains the standard 44 × 26.5 inch, 1,020 g, and 6 × 8 construction while using Vegetable Oil Treatment according to the required food commodity specification.

Cut-Size B-Twill Bag

Cut-size B-Twill bags are produced in smaller dimensions for lower filling requirements. One currently published configuration measures 38 × 22.5 inches, weighs approximately 754 g, uses 6 × 8 construction, and is specified for 50 kg.

Custom B-Twill Bag

Custom production can adjust dimensions, bag weight, construction, stitching, printing, treatment, stripe configuration, and bale packing against the buyer’s approved technical specification.

These variants should be treated as separate specifications rather than interchangeable versions of one fixed bag.

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

Standard B-Twill and Binola sacks can share similar external dimensions, but their bag weight and fabric construction differ. A standard B-Twill commonly weighs 1,020 g with 6 × 8 porter and shot, while a standard Binola commonly weighs about 907 g with 6 × 7 construction.

Specification	B-Twill	Binola
Standard Size	44 × 26.5 in	44 × 26.5 in
Approx. Weight	1,020 g / 2.25 lb	907 g / 2.00 lb
Porter & Shot	6 × 8	6 × 7
Standard Packing	300/bale	300/bale
Construction	Heavier	Lighter

The correct choice depends on the required commodity, filling weight, fabric construction, handling conditions, and buyer specification.

Can B-Twill Jute Bags be customized?

Yes. B-Twill Jute Bags can be manufactured according to buyer-specific technical and commercial requirements instead of being limited to the standard configuration.

Customization may include:

• Dimensions: Custom bag length and width
• Bag weight: Produced against an approved weight specification
• Porter & shot: Required weave construction
• Carrying requirement: Selected according to the commodity
• Mouth: Hemmed or specified finish
• Sewing: Overhead dry sewn, Heracles, or agreed construction
• Identification stripes: Standard or custom stripe configuration
• Printing: Logo, commodity details, weights, and shipping marks
• Treatment: Normal, VOT, hydrocarbon-controlled, or specified treatment
• Packing: Custom bags per bale and export configuration

Buyers replacing an existing sack can provide a specification sheet, technical drawing, or physical reference sample for comparison before quotation.

What printing can be added to B-Twill Jute Bags?

B-Twill Jute Bags can be supplied plain or printed with buyer-approved branding, commodity information, product identification, handling instructions, and shipping marks.

Printing may include:

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

The RFQ should identify the number of colors, artwork dimensions, printing position, printed sides, and any special marking requirements. Approved artwork should be confirmed before bulk production.

What treatment options are available for B-Twill Jute Bags?

B-Twill bags can be supplied under different treatment specifications depending on the commodity and buyer requirement. The term B-Twill defines the bag type and construction. It does not automatically mean that every B-Twill sack is VOT treated or suitable for food commodities.

Depending on the order, requirements may include:

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

Standard and food-grade VOT B-Twill products are listed separately by current suppliers even when their dimensions, weight, and porter and shot are identical. This makes the treatment specification an important part of the purchase order.

Are B-Twill Jute Bags available for food commodities?

Yes. B-Twill sacks are available in food-grade VOT configurations when appropriate treatment requirements are specified and confirmed for the order.

Published Food Grade VOT B-Twill specifications list applications including:

• Coffee beans
• Cocoa beans
• Cashew nuts
• Peanuts
• Shea nuts
• Groundnuts
• Palm kernels
• Grains
• Maize
• Wheat
• Paddy
• Rice
• Cereals

Food commodity buyers should specify the required treatment, hydrocarbon requirements, testing, inspection, and destination conditions in their RFQ.

How are B-Twill Jute Bags checked during production?

B-Twill Jute Bags should be inspected against the approved purchase specification rather than judged only by appearance. Inspection confirms whether measurable attributes match the requirements agreed before bulk production.

Typical checks may include:

• Bag length and width
• Individual bag weight
• Porter and shot
• Fabric construction
• Mouth hemming
• Sewing condition
• Stripe position
• Printing accuracy
• Treatment requirements
• Quantity
• Bale packing
• Shipping marks

Buyer-appointed or third-party inspection requirements should be established before production when required.

For repeat orders, an approved sample or specification can provide a reference for dimensions, construction, printing, treatment, and finishing.

How are B-Twill Jute Bags packed for export?

Standard B-Twill Jute Bags are commonly compressed into iron-bound export bales containing approximately 300 bags. A frequently published loading configuration is approximately 65 bales, or 19,500 bags, in a 20 ft container.

The final packing specification should define:

• Bags per bale
• Bale binding
• Bale identification
• Total number of bales
• Total bag quantity
• Shipping marks
• Container type
• Loading requirements

Container quantities are planning figures. Actual loading can change when dimensions, bag weight, compression, bale configuration, or other order requirements differ from the standard specification.

Who typically buys B-Twill Jute Bags?

B-Twill Jute Bags are primarily sourced by companies involved in commodity trading, agricultural processing, food packaging, distribution, and industrial bulk packaging.

Typical B2B buyers include:

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

Procurement teams normally evaluate B-Twill suppliers according to specification consistency, treatment capability, customization, printing, quality inspection, export packing, quantity, and commercial terms.

What information is required for a B-Twill Jute Bag quotation?

An accurate B-Twill quotation requires more than the product name because dimensions, weight, treatment, printing, packing, and quantity can change the production requirement and price.

Provide:

• Bag size
• Bag weight
• Porter & shot
• Commodity to be packed
• Required filling capacity
• Order quantity
• Treatment requirement
• Printing artwork
• Stripe requirement
• Sewing specification
• Bale packing requirement
• Destination country and port
• Inspection or testing requirement
• Required shipment schedule

For Standard B-Twill, buyers can reference 44 × 26.5 inches, approximately 1,020 g / 2.25 lb, 6 × 8 porter and shot, and up to 100 kg capacity.

If the bag must match an existing product, include the current specification sheet or reference sample with the enquiry.

How do you order B-Twill Jute Bags in bulk?

Bulk B-Twill sourcing should begin with the required technical specification, commodity, quantity, and destination. The manufacturer can then review the production, treatment, customization, packing, and commercial requirements before preparing the quotation.

A typical process includes:

1. Send the B-Twill bag specification.
2. Confirm the commodity and filling capacity.
3. Provide the required quantity.
4. Specify normal, VOT, or other treatment requirements.
5. Submit printing artwork and shipping marks.
6. Confirm stitching and bale packing.
7. Provide the destination country and port.
8. Review the quotation and final specification.
9. Approve artwork or sample where required.
10. Proceed with production, inspection, packing, and shipment.

Keeping the approved technical specification consistent throughout the order helps reduce differences in dimensions, weight, construction, treatment, printing, and packing.