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The SanChao Deep Orange Durable 53x87 Onion Wicketed Leno Mesh Bag is a specially designed packaging solution for onions, combining high strength, breathability, and visual appeal. Made from premium polypropylene (PP) leno mesh, this bag features a wicket design for easy handling and secure closure. Its vibrant deep orange color enhances product visibility while ensuring durability during storage and transportation. Ideal for farmers, distributors, and retailers, this bag supports efficient onion handling from harvest to market.
High-Strength Leno Weave: 22×22 threads/10cm density provides excellent tear resistance and structural integrity.
Wicket Design: Pre-punched holes allow easy bundling, stacking, and hanging.
Optimal Breathability: Leno mesh structure promotes air circulation, reducing moisture buildup and preserving freshness.
Heavy-Duty Load Capacity: Supports up to 25kg, suitable for bulk onion packaging.
Vibrant & Visible: Deep orange color ensures easy identification and aesthetic appeal.
Lightweight & Reusable: 72g/㎡ weight balances durability with ease of handling.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 5005 |
| Color | Deep Orange |
| Size | 53cm × 87cm |
| Warp Density | 22 threads/10cm |
| Weft Density | 22 threads/10cm |
| Gram Weight | 72g/㎡ |
| Load Capacity | 25kg |
| Material | PP Leno Mesh |
| Closure Type | Wicket (Pre-punched Holes) |
| Applications | Onion packaging, vegetable storage, agricultural transport |
Onion Harvesting: Field packaging immediately after harvesting.
Storage & Warehousing: Breathable design prevents spoilage during storage.
Transportation: Durable enough for long-distance shipping and handling.
Retail Display: Attractive color and structure enhance market presentation.
Wholesale Distribution: Easy to bundle and stack for bulk operations.
We offer flexible customization to meet your specific needs:
Printing Options: Logo, labels, handling instructions, or QR codes.
Size Variations: Custom dimensions available.
Color Choices: Various color options for brand alignment.
Material Upgrades: UV-resistant, anti-static, or reinforced mesh.
Packaging Formats: Bulk packaging or retail-ready bundles.
Q1: What is the advantage of the wicket design?
A: The wicket design allows easy bundling, hanging, and stacking, improving handling efficiency in storage and retail environments.
Q2: Can this bag be used for other vegetables?
A: Yes, it is suitable for potatoes, garlic, shallots, and other root vegetables requiring breathable packaging.
Q3: Is the bag washable?
A: Yes, the PP material can be gently rinsed and reused multiple times.
Q4: Does it offer UV protection?
A: Standard version has moderate UV resistance. For extended outdoor use, we recommend our UV-stabilized variant.
Q5: What is the lead time for customized orders?
A: Standard orders ship in 40 days. Customized orders typically take 50 days depending on specifications.
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