The majority of raschel bags on rolls are intended for large packaging facilities with automated packaging equipment. They are excellent candidates for packaging fruits and vegetables due to their air-permeable netting.
They are most frequently used to package potatoes, onions, and carrots, although they can also be used to successfully package beets, corn, and citrus fruits.
Our Raschel bags on rolls are a practical, cost-effective packaging option created to preserve the produce's freshness. The net construction enables the customer to see inspect and evaluate the packaged goods' quality before making a purchase. Excellent ventilation is provided by the loose-knit design, which prevents moisture from accumulating inside the packaging. Because they work with large labels, it is simple and enticing to advertise or communicate with them. To enhance the content or distinguish between items and producers, they are offered in a wide variety of colors and color combinations.
1.The Eco technology raschel mesh bags on roll
The Eco technology
Omai mesh bag took an eco-friendly approach to rediscover raschel bags. In order to create the lighter netting for the Eco Bags, we had to start from scratch with the knitting procedure.
benefits to the packer.
Eco cover-plus innovation
We used the primary competitive qualities of the existing Eco bags as a starting point for the Eco cover-plus technology, and via targeted R&D work, we are able to provide improved outcomes in:
Every bag is offered in 201 and 211 quality. On request, special sizes, hot melt, and handles are all conceivable. Heavy metals are absent from all attributes.
In particular, mesh 201 or regular mesh is ideal for packaging potatoes and carrots. Mesh construction enables air ventilation, improves the inside product, and increases its visibility. However, the material is so strong that breaking a bag apart without a sharp object is difficult.
For packaging products like carrots, onions, potatoes, seed potatoes, and seed onions, mesh 211, also known as little mesh, is ideal. Still allowing for excellent air ventilation, mesh structure best enhances the product by providing enough covering and brightness, and it is even more resilient. Small particles are more difficult to unintentionally release from the bag, keeping the shelf and storage area neat and orderly.
2 Standard raschel mesh bags on roll
One of the most versatile packaging options for fruits and vegetables is standard Raschel bags in rolls. Every bag is offered in 201 and 211 quality. On request, special sizes, hot melt, and handles are all conceivable. Heavy metals are absent from all attributes. In particular, mesh 201 or regular mesh is ideal for packaging potatoes and carrots. Mesh construction enables air ventilation, improves the inside product, and increases its visibility. However, the material is so strong that breaking a bag apart without a sharp object is difficult.
For packaging products like carrots, onions, potatoes, seed potatoes, and seed onions, mesh 211, also known as little mesh, is ideal. Still allowing for excellent air ventilation, mesh structure best enhances the product by providing enough covering and brightness, and it is even more resilient. Small particles are more difficult to unintentionally release from the bag, keeping the shelf and storage area neat and orderly.
