SUNGLIM INDUSTRY

Different Designs. Different Needs.

Configurations and specialist designs for different handling needs.

Shape Retention / Liner Integration / Moisture Protection / Static Control

Bulk bag design possibilities, with conceptual liner integration and corner space illustrations

Product Lineup

FIBC Configurations

Lift Types

Inlet & Outlet Types

Liner Types

FIBC Bags

Special Container Bags

Q-Bag

Special Bags

Different Designs. Different Needs.

AI-staged Q-Bag application concept for storage and transport

AI-staged Anti-Static application concept for raw-material handling

AI-staged UN FIBC application concept for dangerous-goods transport

Choose Your Combination.Lift, inlet & outlet, and liner options for different handling needs.

Match the Contents.Special container bags for specific materials and handling requirements.

Full Catalogue

3 Reasons to Consider

Overview of weaving equipment in Sunglim manufacturing facilities

In-House Manufacturing

Sunglim operates key manufacturing stages in-house, from PP yarn production and weaving to cutting, sewing and inspection.

Flexible Configurations

Lift options, inlet and outlet designs, and liners can be configured to suit handling conditions and customer requirements.

Workers inspecting bag construction at a worktable

Material & Bag Testing

Top-lift load testing and tensile testing examine finished bags and material properties. Inspection also includes checks of bag construction.

Proof Points

Manufacturer-Provided Customer References

Customer names and logos below are reproduced from Sunglim Industry’s 2026 catalogue as manufacturer-provided customer and supply-destination references.

$Korea Refractories$

Source: Sunglim Industry 2026 catalogue, page 5.

Manufacturing Processes

PP tapes passing through drawing-line rollers

Drawing Process

PP material is processed and drawn into tapes and yarns for bag production.

Weaving Process

Yarns are woven into fabric and belt material for bag construction.

Workers handling fabric at cutting equipment

Operator printing markings onto bag fabric

Cutting & Printing

Fabric is cut and printed to the specified bag dimensions and markings.

Worker sewing fabric at an industrial sewing machine

Sewing Process

Fabric panels and accessories are sewn together to form the bag.

Inspector checking a bag alongside an inspection sheet

QC Inspection

Products and materials are checked during the inspection process.

Operator compressing finished bags for packing

Packed bundles loaded into a shipping container

Packaging & Shipping

Finished bags are compressed into bundles, loaded and prepared for shipment.

Testing Equipment

These photographs document the equipment presented by the manufacturer. Test results and acceptance criteria depend on the specified bag model and test conditions.