Wholesale Mesh Bags for 5 kg Onions and 10 kg Potatoes
Buying for 5 kg onions and 10 kg potatoes calls for two filled samples. The catalog’s compact drawstring nets show the closure and mesh construction. Request custom dimensions for each load, then check the smallest produce grade in the stretched net and the largest pieces at the mouth.
Before requesting a sample
- The starting specificationRecord the smallest onion grade and the largest potatoes you normally pack. The net's opening and the filled neck have different retention needs at each weight.
- Inputs for your first reviewPrepare labeled 5 kg onion and 10 kg potato samples for the side-by-side review.

One mesh sample size per packed product
Qingdao Novapack Packaging Co., Ltd. supplies these catalog options. Send your specifications so we can identify the construction, sample details and records you need for the quoted product.
Record the grade and target net weight for each pack. Use the filled pack dimensions to compare samples for your line and retail display.
The net's opening and the filled neck have different retention needs at each weight.
Use the result to rule out unmatched models before requesting a production quote.
Prepare two separate sample sheets, 5 kg onions and 10 kg potatoes. Record crop size range, usable length below the tie, tied-neck opening and the condition after normal handling.
Compare catalog candidates
| Catalog candidate | What the description shows | What to confirm for your order |
|---|---|---|
| PP Mesh Drawstring Bags for Potato and Onion Packaging in Five Sizes | Compact sizes from 10 × 15 to 25 × 35 cm; PP drawstring | Use as a closure and mesh reference. Ask for a larger tested configuration for the weight targets |
| Customizable Empty PP Tubular Mesh Drawstring Bags for Potatoes and Onions | 15 × 25 cm and custom selector; tubular construction | Request finished body width, usable length and validated payload for each custom size |
| Red Agricultural PP Potato Mesh Bags with Drawstrings and Custom Widths | Drawstring model offers fixed compact sizes and a custom width option | Trial 10 kg potatoes as a separate construction after checking mouth size and smallest tubers |
Technical reference University of Minnesota postharvest guidance
Mesh Formation and Drawstring Assembly
Mesh can be formed as a tube or converted to a sewn bag, depending on the design. The drawstring is added at the upper edge to gather the mouth. Check both the loaded aperture and the gaps near the base and tie using representative produce. The stated material thickness cannot establish the opening size.
Technical background Agricultural and packaging net construction
The opening and drawstring assembly determine how the neck sits once the bag is filled. Body mesh alone cannot tell you where the drawstring will close.
Request the net construction and closure detail on the same spec sheet.
Mesh fit around onions and potatoes
Try the produce at its normal loading shape and check the pressure at the narrowest part of the bag. Record pieces that fall through during your normal packing route.
- Compare the mesh under fillObserve how openings spread around small onions and where larger potatoes bear against the bag. Inspect the joins on both product packs.
- Acceptance recordUse the normal product grade and record filled appearance by candidate.

Drawstring closure and line compatibility
A drawstring sample is useful for manual packing. If you use clips or another closure, share the equipment and the mouth allowance you need to trial.
| Technical check | Check the reachable closure, excess net length and operator steps on the line you intend to use. A roomy body may leave too little net above the produce. |
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| For approval | Record the accepted closure position and how it fits your packing workflow. |
Filled length and closure space
Record flat bag width and length, then measure the pack once it is filled and closed. Compare label placement and closure access with your production needs.
Mark the top of the filled produce and the free length to the closure. The empty mesh length can stretch in use, so record it separately.
Retain empty and filled dimensions for both weights and label the measurement method.
A filled potato pack on the line
Use a representative potato grade for the 10 kg trial. Check whether the bag accepts the first and last pieces cleanly and whether the closure stays where you need it.
- Inspect the loaded potato pack at transferLook for pressure points, escaped pieces or a closure that shifts after approved handling. Observe retention at the side join separately from the neck.
- Acceptance recordRecord damage and any escapes by location rather than recording only a visual pass.

Batch consistency with repeat orders
Keep a flat and filled sample record with the mesh opening, closure type and packed count. Ask how the samples will be identified in the production order.
| Technical check | Use lot references to compare mouth assembly and mesh openings between runs. Ask for the accepted measuring method to remain on the specification. |
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| For approval | Keep a sample and the inspection report next to each order line. |
The neck of the finished pack
Check the remaining neck after filling each target weight. If your team wants labels or a tag, try placing it on the closed bag before you order printed materials.
- View the fully closed neckInspect the point where the drawstring gathers the mesh. The smallest grade should stay contained after handling has settled the pack.
- Acceptance recordNote any gap after closure and photograph the neck without stretching it.

Separate onion and potato sample quotes
Send both target weights, size grades, current bag dimensions, closure type and label requirements. We can shortlist and price samples for the two packs separately.
Tell us packed weights, produce grade ranges, required colors and quantity. Include present bag dimensions and any closure problems on the line.
Ask for samples and pricing by produce, with the approved closure reviewed before release.
Contact and Quote Details
Send your specification or a reference sample and include the order quantity and destination. Use the inquiry form to start your request. Send drawings or sample photos by email.
- Contact the Qingdao teamTell us what you pack or protect, and identify the operating condition that makes or breaks your purchase. Put the reference sample or drawing number in the message subject so it stays with the order.
- What the factory can reviewAttach the necessary evidence and ask for a sample, drawing review or quotation as the first deliverable.
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