Inspect every layer
Confirm whether the product-contact liner is separate from the woven outer bag.

Material & process guide
Woven polypropylene bags may be sewn directly, folded before sewing, tape-bound, or combined with a separately sealed liner. The correct route starts with the bag structure and the required finished closure.

Uncoated or coated woven PP; with or without PE liner
Direct stitch, folded top, tape binding or liner seal plus sewing
Bag width, filled height, conveyor direction and target bags per hour
Woven polypropylene bags may be sewn directly, folded before sewing, tape-bound, or combined with a separately sealed liner. The correct route starts with the bag structure and the required finished closure. Selection guidance, not a performance guarantee.
Confirm whether the product-contact liner is separate from the woven outer bag.
Use a sample or photo to specify fold, stitch count, crepe-tape binding and thread trimming.
Confirm conveyor height, bag spacing, voltage and upstream filling arrangement.
Selection guidance, not a performance guarantee.
Selection guidance, not a performance guarantee.
Selection guidance, not a performance guarantee.
Yes, some woven PP bags are closed by direct sewing. Folding or tape binding is chosen when the required finished top calls for it.
The liner and outer woven bag are separate layers. Confirm whether the liner must be heat-sealed before the outer bag is folded or sewn.
Bag material, layers, width, filled height, required closure, target output, voltage, conveyor height and a real sample all affect selection.
No. Coating, liner construction, bag stiffness and the required closure can change the required process and equipment combination.
Send the bag material, layers, width, filled weight, target output, voltage and a photo of the required finished closure.