In the USA and North America and China, round-bottom drum liners constructed of high-barrier foil are used in a wide range of applications. These drum liners are an essential component of your production process for anything from adhesives to plastics, chemicals, meals, and medicines. Barrier foil, which has the lowest transmission rates of any flexible material, is used to make all of our drum liners. Are thus ideal for preserving things that are hygroscopic or atmospherically sensitive. Our round bottom bag effectively functions as flexible steel and enables you to downgrade your drums to fiberboard, significantly reducing costs. Additionally, they aid in maintaining the cleanliness of the box, and the round bottom bag style eliminates any wrinkles or creases in the liner.
Some foreign packaging businesses, however, have been unable to meet the demand owing to a continuing supply chain breakdown. Round-bottom drum liners might take several weeks to arrive in the US from Europe or Asia, delaying your procedure.
How May We Assist You?
You need your packaging on schedule, and 3D Barrier Bags, Inc. is aware of this. Because of this, we produce our round-bottom drum liners here in the USA. We provide industry-leading lead times so that you can always obtain your packaging on time rather than having to wait weeks or longer. Why wait for such a crucial component of your manufacturing process to arrive from abroad when you can acquire them quickly and on schedule from the US?
Barrier foil drum liners come in a variety of stock sizes to fit the size of the drums you utilize. We provide drum liners constructed from a variety of materials, including heat-resistant (up to 302°F) and anti-static foils that have been certified to meet FDA food safety requirements, in addition to the stock sizes that are readily accessible. Simply measure the size of your drum and contact us with the kind of material you want. We handle everything else.
Contact 3D Barrier Bags, Inc. right now to get an estimate for your protective packaging requirements, and stop waiting around!
Free Sewing Instructions for a Drawstring Round-Bottom Bag
Simple drawstring bags are convenient to transport. As a result, more and more people take them with them when they travel or go shopping. Additionally, if the user places the purse upright on a table or surface, they can see what’s within.
Lightweight cardboard was cut into an 8-inch circular for the drawstring purse bottom. Cut the design out of a thick cloth.
The heavyweight fabric cut a rectangle 12 inches wide by 28 inches long to serve as the side of the drawstring bag.
While keeping the right sides together, secure one long edge of the purse side to the circle. To allow a side seam, start pining a 1/2 inch from the end of the long edge. After pinning, do not trim the extra at the end of the purse side.
Sew around the circle that has been pinned using a 1/2-inch seam allowance. The unpinned 1/2-inch end should be moved, and the pinned edge should be sewn until the threads meet.
At the rectangle’s end, trim the extra. The rectangle’s short ends are secured with pins. To make the handbag’s side seam, sew the pinched edge.
Trim the side seam and the seam that surrounds the circle’s bottom. Open the side seam by ironing. Apply liquid seam sealer to the seams’ exposed raw edges.
The Round bottom bag should be turned a half inch to the wrong side and ironed before the folded edge is turned a full inch to the wrong side, ironed, and pinned to form the casing. Up to an inch from the top edge, stitch the casing. To reach the top edge, sew one more around the casing. Turn the inside of the bag out.
Open the side seam in the casing of the handbag by sticking the tip of a seam ripper into the side seam PE bags manufacturer.
Cut a string that is 36 inches long and 1/4 inch broad. Place a big safety pin at one end of the cord, and then pass the pin through the seam hole. Remove the cord’s end from the opening after wrapping it around the casing. Use your hands to hand-tie the rope ends together.
