Container Liners are designed to protectively line the inside of a full 20ft, 40ft, 45ft or high cube shipping container. They are most commonly used for bulk filling of containers with non liquid powdered or free flowing products and effectively transform a box container into a tank. Container liners are very effective and sometimes demanded by container suppliers for use with, dirty and hard clean products, for example products with a high content of oil or tallows such as animals feeds. The liner is normally dumped after discharge leaving the container clean or easily cleaned. These liners are produced from 140Micron LDPE (low density polyethylene) or a more durable version is mad from woven HDPE. Standard liners have 20 hanging ties and are open ended for quick and easy tipping / unloading. Optional extras include additional hanging ties, zipped doors or tied doors. We are happy to quote for any additional features or your custom design.

Method of loading the liner :

Depending on the product and facility available at the loading point, there can be various filling methods.

Blower. Pneumatic blowers blow the material along with air inside the container fitted with liner. The liner is provided with mouths having long chutes into which the blower pipes can be inserted. There can be up to three mouths in a single liner for quick filling of the containers. To let the air out there is a vent spout provided. Blower is one of the fastest ways to load a container and it also promises a contamination free filling.

Conveyor. Material to be loaded is dropped onto a movable conveyor and this conveyor

throws the material into the container. The liner has a wide opening on the top thru which the conveyor can enter the container. As the container gets filled the trailer on which the container is loaded is moved forward.

Manual filling. The liner front has a large opening in the front thru which a person can manually load the material inside the container.

Top loading. The liner has chutes on the top to facilitate loading from the top. Top loading liners are usually gravity filled. The containers used are either top open or have suitable opening to fill the material.

Gravity filling. Gravity filling can also be used to load thru the front. The material can be dropped on a conveyor, which transports it into the container, or a pipe from a overhead storage facility can carry the material into the container under gravity. The liner shall have an appropriate loading port.

Unloading the liner. The liner can be unloaded in a number of ways. The most commonly used and simplest way is to tilt the container and allow the material to flow out under gravity or using pneumatic suction. The material flows thru a discharge chute provided or by simply slitting the liner bottom open.

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