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The 5001 Onion Wicketed Leno Mesh Bag is engineered exclusively for onion industry automated filling lines. Its defining feature— a laminated and perforated top—enables seamless gripping by vacuum suction cups or robotic arms, ensuring precise alignment with filling spouts to eliminate packaging errors and boost production efficiency. This design eliminates the need for manual adjustment, making it a staple for high-volume operations.
Boasting a vivid Deep Orange hue, the bag enhances onion visibility on retail shelves while resisting fading thanks to added sunscreen agent. With a robust 25kg load capacity and dense woven structure, it balances breathability (critical for onion freshness) and impact resistance, preventing bruising during transit and storage.
For large-scale farms, food processors, and global distributors. This wicketed leno mesh bag streamlines workflows, reduces labor costs, and maintains product quality—solidifying its role as the ultimate onion packaging solution.

Parameter | Detail |
Product Model | 5001 Onion Wicketed Leno Mesh Bag |
Color | Deep Orange |
Specification (W x L) | 53cm x 87cm |
Warp Density | 22 pairs/10cm |
Weft Density | 22 pieces/10cm |
Gram Weight | 70g |
Load Capacity | 25kg |
Core Feature | Vacuum Suction Compatible, Laminated Surface |
Crafted from food-safe polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP), the bag meets global agricultural packaging standards, ensuring no chemical leaching into onions. Safe for both consumers and the environment.
To boost durability and usability, we integrate sunscreen agent (UV protection) and hard agent (tear resistance) during production. These modifiers extend the bag’s lifespan, even in harsh storage or shipping conditions.
The laminated top undergoes laser-guided perforation, creating uniform holes that optimize suction force without compromising structural integrity. Sealing options include automatic banding, heat sealing, sewing, or metal staples—adapting to diverse production line setups.
Seamlessly integrates with high-speed automated filling systems, reducing manual labor and increasing packaging output by up to 30%.
Safely transports 25kg onion batches via trucks, containers, or rail, with breathability preserving freshness during cross-border shipping.
The Deep Orange color attracts consumers in supermarkets, while the durable structure maintains stability in cold storage facilities for long-term preservation.
Beyond Deep Orange, choose from 7 major color schemes and 100+ sub-colors to align with brand identity or seasonal marketing campaigns.
Customize width (31-70cm) and length (43-110cm) for small to large onion batches. Adjust warp density (15-25 pairs/10cm) and weft density (20-32 pieces/10cm) for enhanced breathability or durability.
Add machine-sewn trademarks, handcrafted logos, or full-color laminated prints to boost brand recognition—ideal for establishing market presence.
Yes! We can customize perforation size and spacing to match your equipment’s specifications, ensuring a 99.5% grip success rate for specialized machines.
Absolutely. The PE/PP blend is 100% recyclable, aligning with sustainable packaging trends and reducing environmental impact.
Standard customization (color, size, logo) takes 7-10 business days; complex modifications (density, perforation) require 12-15 days. Expedited services are available for urgent needs.
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