Nonwoven Bag/ Non-Woven Bag

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

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Supply Capability:: 50000pcs m²/month

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Description:

Net weight	60g/m2--180g/m2
Net width	0.5m-4.4m or by requirements.
Rolls Lengths	10m, 50m, 100m or by requirements.
mesh density	8x8,10x10.11x11,12x12,14x14
Colours	Green,Black ,Dark green or by requirements.
Material	PE/PP
Using life	Base on weather conditions and use.
Type	Plain
Delivery time	25-30days after deposite
Export market	South America,Japan, the Middle East ,Europe , markets.
Min order	4 ton/tons
Terms of Payment	T/T, L/C at sight
Supply capacity	300 ton/tons per month
Packing	Rolls on cardboard tubes & wrapped in plastic with color label (or any customized)

8). Color reference: CMYK/PMS/full color
Item no. XHWK001
Size: 30cmW*45cmH
Material non woven
Weight: 80gsm
Piping: No piping, inside sew
Handle: Non woven
Print: Silkscreen
Others: Punched plastic handle
Label: As customized sew or not sew "made in china" label
Packing: 100pcs per carton; 1 opp bag for one carton or customerized

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