Fabriccan

Fabriccan refers to a type of container or packaging material made from woven fabric, often designed for industrial or bulk storage purposes. These bags are typically constructed from durable synthetic materials such as polypropylene or polyethylene, chosen for their strength, resistance to tearing, and ability to withstand heavy loads. The woven structure provides breathability while also offering a degree of protection against moisture and dust.

The design of fabriccans can vary widely depending on their intended use. Common forms include large sacks, often referred to as bulk bags or flexible intermediate bulk containers (FIBCs), which are used for transporting and storing granular, powdered, or fibrous materials like grains, sand, chemicals, and fertilizers. Smaller fabriccan bags might be used for lighter goods or as protective coverings. They are often equipped with features such as reinforced stitching, lifting loops for easy handling with machinery, and closure systems like drawstrings or zippers. The reusability of many fabriccan types also contributes to their economic and environmental appeal in various supply chain applications.