Type C Dual-Spout FIBC Quotes for a Buyer-Specified Design
If your safety team has specified Type C, start with a dual-spout listing explicitly marked Type C and request the file for the exact bag and liner. Match the drawing revision, liner ID and submitted report. Ask your safety team to approve that combination and the intended conditions before you order.
Before requesting a sample
- The starting specificationA label or catalog description starts the discussion. Ask for the applicable report and marking for the exact bag, including the ordered liner if one is specified.
- Inputs for your first reviewSend the intended application and specification to the buyer's responsible reviewer alongside the candidate.
Catalog candidates with a stated Type C designation
Qingdao Novapack Packaging Co., Ltd. manufactures woven polypropylene FIBCs in Qingdao, China. Tell us how you will fill and handle this bag so we can review the drawing, components and the checks you need on the selected build.
Start with products whose listings explicitly identify Type C. Record the model and spout arrangement for each candidate and ask for the corresponding documentation.
Ask for the applicable report and marking for the exact bag, including the ordered liner if one is specified.
Use the result to rule out unmatched models before requesting a production quote.
Use IEC 61340-4-4 to understand what the bag and liner classification covers. Matching report and sample identifiers is the prerequisite for proceeding with the safety team.
Compare catalog candidates
| Catalog candidate | What the description shows | What to confirm for your order |
|---|---|---|
| Conductive Type C Antistatic PP FIBC Bulk Bag – U-Panel, Fill and Discharge Spouts | Type C designation and U-panel with both spouts in the listing | Request report traceability for the exact bag and liner combination |
| Type C Conductive U-Panel FIBC Bulk Bag with Fill and Discharge Spouts | Type C dual-spout candidate with a separate catalog identity | Check drawing revision, liner identifier and report scope |
| Custom U-Panel Conductive PP Bulk Bag with Fill and Discharge Spouts | Dual-spout listing uses a general conductive description | Ask the safety team to determine if it can be considered after documents arrive |
Technical reference IEC 61340-4-4 for FIBCs and liners
Conductive Construction and Traceability
The classification concerns the assembled design. When it calls for conductive fabric or components, their construction and connection details belong on the approved drawing. Keep the exact liner, attachments, labels and version in the review. Request records mapped to those components and hand them to the responsible safety team.
Technical background PP tape for woven packaging and FIBC fabric
Conductive Type C Antistatic PP FIBC Bulk Bag – U-Panel, Fill and Discharge Spouts
FIBC Liners, Coatings and Closure SelectionThe conductive construction and grounding arrangement must match the design evaluated for the intended use. Fabric, seams, labels and any liner configuration need clear identifiers.
Ask for a drawing and construction identifiers linked to the supplied documentation.
Materials and labels on the supplied sample
Check the sample identifier and label against the submitted documentation. Compare the visible fabric and webbing with the agreed construction details during sample review.
- Match the sample marking to the fileRecord the exact model identification and sample revision where the label can be read. Photograph materials and label separately for a clear trace.
- Acceptance recordGive the responsible reviewer the photo and report reference before the site trial.
Report details that support acceptance
Ask for the applicable standard and version, report identifier, sample configuration and the scope covered. Use your safety team's acceptance rules to review the supplied records.
| Technical check | Identify the stated method, applicable edition, construction and liner details. Send unresolved scope questions to the reviewer before relying on a report for the quote. |
|---|---|
| For approval | Request the report and marking against buyer-defined requirements and exact sample ID. |
Batch traceability and design changes
Keep batch references with the purchase specification. Agree how changes to fabrics, linings or construction will be brought back for review before the next order.
Changes to the liner, body or conductive construction may alter what earlier evidence covers. Ask the factory to describe each change explicitly.
Set the drawing revision, document set and changed material reference on the same approval record.
Spout dimensions for the trial quotation
Include both equipment interfaces in the drawing review. Keep measurements and equipment compatibility as separate checks within the buyer’s approved review.
- Specify sleeve geometry independentlyProvide clamp or flange geometry, usable sleeve reach and space at both top and bottom. A supported classification does not resolve a dimensional interface issue.
- Acceptance recordKeep the upper and lower sleeve drawing beside the classification evidence.
A hold point before the equipment trial
Put a candidate on hold when the report scope, sample identifier or liner data is incomplete. The approved responsible team can decide when these records are sufficient to proceed.
- Exact build
Identify the marked bag, drawing, liner and intended use.
- Document scope
Have the responsible reviewer check whether the documentation covers that exact construction.
- Site approval
Arrange the trial after the responsible team documents the approved conditions.
| Technical check | Identify who owns the review of exact construction, use environment and grounding provision. Stage the trial only after the responsible team's documented approval. |
|---|---|
| For approval | File the go or hold decision with the report and the approved site procedure. |
A liner sample with the right identity
Request the liner data and the matching bag specification together. Keep the sample code with both documents so reviewers can trace the configuration across revisions.
- Identify the liner before it enters the trialCheck the supplied liner designation, dimensions and material identity against the buyer's approved configuration. Verify how the neck sits at both openings.
- Acceptance recordMatch liner label and drawing to the exact bag sample, without substituting a visually similar insert.
A Type C document review request
Send your approved specification, both spout drawings, liner requirements and the evidence acceptance criteria. We can review which candidate data can be supplied for your team to assess.
Send intended use, complete construction, filling and emptying geometry, and buyer-required documentation. Include destination and expected quantity separately.
Ask for a matched drawing and evidence package before approving any candidate.
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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Continue your review
Compare fabric coating, a fitted insert and the actual closure at the bag openings.
Match the approved sample and drawing to the specification, lot and packing marks.
Include a drawing or current bag reference, what you pack, the equipment, quantity and delivery destination.