Dry bulk container liners, also known as shipping, sea bulk or sea land container liners, are manufactured using a variety of materials including polyethylene or polypropylene. Dry bulk container liners come in both woven fabric and blown film varieties. Woven PE or PP dry bulk container liners come in either coated or non-coated fabric, depending upon the application. Blown film cargo liners are made from virgin polyethylene resin, and even though they have been replaced by less expensive woven liners in most applications, they continue to be used for moisture-sensitive applications. CorrPak Bulk Packaging Systems, LLC offers numerous styles of intermodal (cargo) container liners capable of transporting any non-hazardous dry, flowing product weighing up to 58,000 pounds.

CorrPakBPS export container liners offer users the most economical method to package bulk quantities on a per-pound cost basis.

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• Are used in the containerized bulk shipment of dry free-flowing cargos.
• Are mass produced.
• Provide a range of benefits and cost efficient savings for the shipping of bulk raw materials, chemicals, and foodstuffs in grain, pellet, granule or powder form.
• Are quick and simple to install.
• Enable bulk cargos to be shipped door to door with a minimum of handling.
• Are made from virgin polyethylene (film or woven polyolefin). Thus agricultural produce and high value chemicals can be transported safely in an enclosed chamber.
• Avoid cargo contamination from pollutants and salt air.
• Minimize cargo spillage and waste.
• Avoid unnecessary container cleaning costs.
• Maximize container utilization by enabling return loads of a different nature to be carried. (A bulk liner may be sent with the outward-bound cargo.)