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The 5006 Potato Wicketed Leno Mesh Bag is engineered exclusively for potato packaging, featuring a Golden Yellow color that mirrors potato hues. Enhancing product recognition in wholesale and retail settings.
Designed for automated filling lines, its laminated, perforated top enables reliable gripping by vacuum suction cups, ensuring fast, accurate packaging for large potato batches. With a 25kg load capacity and 48g lightweight design, it balances durability and portability.
The dense mesh structure prevents potato bruising during transit, while breathability reduces sprouting. Critical for maintaining potato quality in storage.

Parameter | Detail |
Product Model | 5006 Potato Wicketed Leno Mesh Bag |
Color | Golden Yellow |
Specification (W x L) | 53cm x 86cm |
Warp Density | 20 pairs/10cm |
Weft Density | 22 pieces/10cm |
Gram Weight | 48g |
Load Capacity | 25kg |
Core Feature | Lightweight Heavy-Duty, Potato-Specific Design |
Crafted from a PP/PE blend reinforced with enhancer, the bag delivers heavy-duty performance without extra weight. Capable of holding 25kg while weighing just 48g.
The laminated top is perforated with small, uniform holes that optimize suction force while preventing potato dust from escaping—keeping production lines clean. We add hard agent to enhance moisture resistance, protecting potatoes from humidity during storage and shipping.
Integrates with high-speed automated filling machines to package harvested potatoes efficiently, reducing post-harvest labor costs by 25%. Suitable for raw potato packaging before washing, cutting, or freezing—breathability maintains freshness until processing. The 25kg capacity and Golden Yellow color simplify inventory management, making it easy to identify potato batches in warehouses.
Modify warp density (15-25 pairs/10cm) and weft density (20-32 pieces/10cm) for different potato varieties (e.g., larger density for small new potatoes).
Add machine-sewn logos, laminated color prints, or embossed trademarks—ideal for potato brands looking to build market recognition.
Incorporate extra sunscreen agent or hard agent for cold storage use, ensuring the bag maintains flexibility in low temperatures.
The PP/PE blend with added enhancer boosts tensile strength by 30% without increasing weight—allowing the 48g bag to safely hold 25kg.
Yes! We can adjust the color to match sweet potatoes (e.g., orange) and modify mesh density to suit their softer skin.
When stored in a dry, cool environment, the bag has a 2-year shelf life—thanks to the hard agent that prevents brittleness.
Absolutely. It meets FDA, EU, and ISO food safety standards—safe for direct contact with potatoes and other food crops.
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