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The 5003 Onion Wicketed Leno Mesh Bag is built for large-scale onion operations, featuring a high warp density (24 pairs/10cm) and weft density (25 pieces/10cm). Delivering unmatched durability for heavy stacking and long shipping.
With a 55*90cm size and 25kg load capacity, it accommodates large onion batches, while its laminated. Perforated top ensures seamless integration with automated filling lines—reducing packaging time for industrial farms.
The soft Light Orange color enhances onion visibility. Making it a top choice for exporters and distributors looking to stand out in global markets.

Parameter | Detail |
Product Model | 5003 Onion Wicketed Leno Mesh Bag |
Color | Light Orange |
Specification (W x L) | 55cm x 90cm |
Warp Density | 24 pairs/10cm |
Weft Density | 25 pieces/10cm |
Gram Weight | 74g |
Load Capacity | 25kg |
Core Feature | High Density, Large-Capacity Design |
Made from heavy-duty PP (polypropylene) and PE (polyethylene), the bag resists tearing under 25kg loads. Ideal for industrial use.
We add sunscreen agent (UV resistance) and enhancer (impact resistance) to ensure the bag maintains integrity during long-distance shipping and outdoor storage.
The high-density mesh is woven with laser-guided precision, ensuring uniform spacing to prevent onion damage while maintaining breathability.
Withstands container shipping (sea/air) by resisting moisture, UV rays, and impact—keeping onions fresh for cross-border delivery. Ideal for supplying large onion batches to food processing plants (e.g., for onion rings, sauces), with high density preventing damage during handling. The high-density mesh maintains structural stability in temperatures as low as -5°C, suitable for 3-6 month onion storage.
Add multi-language labels (English, Spanish, French) and custom certifications (ISO, FDA) to comply with global packaging standards.
Customize width (up to 70cm) and length (up to 110cm) for extra-large onion batches. Ideal for industrial processors.
Modify perforation size and spacing to match high-speed automated lines for maximum efficiency.
The 24 pairs/10cm warp density and 25 pieces/10cm weft density distribute weight evenly, reducing pressure on individual onions and preventing bruising during stacking.
Yes! It works well for large carrots, turnips, and cabbages—we can adjust density to suit specific vegetable sizes.
The laminated perforated top delivers a 99.5% grip success rate, even with high-speed lines producing 500+ bags per hour.
Standard bulk orders (1,000+ pieces) take 7-10 business days; custom orders take 12-15 days. Expedited shipping is available.
Yes. The PP/PE blend is fully recyclable, aligning with global sustainability goals for industrial packaging.
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