A bulk bag that improves efficiency and stability.
The Holycube S is a patented FIBC (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container). Its special internal sealing structure suppresses bulging and maintains a square shape after filling. It has excellent compatibility with resin pellets and is used not only by major chemical manufacturers in Japan but also worldwide. Additionally, it can be customized according to the filling amount, with a minimum order quantity of 500 units. For more details, please visit our website through the related link!
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The Holycube S is a revolutionary FIBC (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container) that suppresses bulging due to its patented special internal sealing structure, allowing the filled bag to maintain a square shape. This innovative design is particularly compatible with resin pellets and is widely used not only by major chemical manufacturers in Japan but also in various countries. Furthermore, it can be customized to adjust the height of the body according to the filling volume, as well as to change the size of the inlet and outlet and the lifting straps to match the filling machine. Minimum order quantity: 500 pieces or more.
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Storage and transportation of resin pellets
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Hori Tomi Shoko Co., Ltd. is a company primarily engaged in the manufacturing and sales of industrial packaging materials. We handle a wide range of packaging materials, including laminated paper, vapor corrosion inhibitor paper, and barrier films. Additionally, we offer automatic packaging machines, logistics equipment, cushioning materials, and LED lighting devices. Raw materials collected from around the world are transformed into packaging materials through our technology, protecting various products and shipping them to countries worldwide.
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