Non-Woven Bags
Economical printed non-woven carry bags for shops and promotions.
Materials: Non-Woven (PP)
Glossary
What is Spunbond?
The process that makes most non-woven bag fabric — polypropylene fibres bonded by heat.
Quick answer
Spunbond: The process that makes most non-woven bag fabric — polypropylene fibres bonded by heat.
Updated by the Vago team
Key takeaways
- Most non-woven carry bags are spunbond PP; the GSM chosen decides how sturdy and how economical the bag is.
- Related: Ultrasonic sealing
- Related: CBM (cubic metre)
- Related: Heat transfer printing
What does Spunbond mean?
Spunbond non-woven fabric is made by spinning polypropylene into continuous fibres, laying them in a web and bonding them with heat and pressure. It is specified by GSM.
Why it matters when ordering bags
Most non-woven carry bags are spunbond PP; the GSM chosen decides how sturdy and how economical the bag is.
Where you will see this term
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Questions buyers ask
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What does Spunbond mean in bag manufacturing?
Spunbond non-woven fabric is made by spinning polypropylene into continuous fibres, laying them in a web and bonding them with heat and pressure. It is specified by GSM.
Why should a bulk buyer care about Spunbond?
Most non-woven carry bags are spunbond PP; the GSM chosen decides how sturdy and how economical the bag is.
Where does Spunbond come up when ordering bags?
Mostly with non-woven bags and non-woven (PP). Mention it in your enquiry and we will explain the options on your sample.
Can Vago explain this on my quote?
Yes. Quotes list the key specifications in plain language, and you can ask questions on WhatsApp (+91 95373 25355).
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