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Reuse Big Bag with filling skirt and discharge spout, 1000 kg | OTEXIO

Reuse Big Bag with filling skirt and discharge spout, 1000 kg

BBR-110
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The reuse Big Bag with filling skirt and discharge spout is designed for the packaging of materials up to 1000 kg in a logic of reuse. Its height between 110 and 129 cm allows adaptation to different volumes, while offering an economical solution for common operations.

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€6.49HT
Unit price
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Volume discounts
Quantity Price Total Saving money
50 units €5.30 €265.00 - €59.50
100 units €4.50 €450.00 - €199.00
Unit(s)
Product type
Big Bag
Applications / Industries
Construction / Public works / Industry / Recycling / Internal logistics
Safe working load
1000 kg
Filling type
Filling skirt
Waste type
Non-hazardous waste / Bulk materials

Equipped with a filling skirt and a discharge spout, this model facilitates both loading and unloading of materials. The 4 offset loops allow handling adapted to field constraints, particularly for ground handling operations. From reuse, this Big Bag is made from bags that have already served, which implies possible variability in appearance and dimensions.

Its non-blown design and material origin allow versatile use for applications that do not require strict normative characteristics. This type of product is suitable for secondary logistics cycles, temporary storage or internal operations where traceability and regulatory compliance are not priorities.

  • Economical solution from reuse
  • Filling and emptying facilitated thanks to integrated equipment
  • Suitable for non-critical or temporary uses
  • Variable format allowing a certain flexibility of use
  • Approach to waste reduction and material recovery

Particularly suited to sorting, temporary storage or internal handling activities, this Big Bag is suitable for construction, industry or recycling professionals for non-sensitive materials. It is used in contexts where reuse of the container makes it possible to limit costs and environmental impact.