Bag-in-Box Liners
Over 50 types of liners. With matching valves and connections for filling, storing, and emptying with maximum control.
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Liner bags
IBC liners for liquid products. Choose from more than 50 variants in 250, 500, and 1000 liters. Transparent, blue, barrier film, aseptic, or custom-made. BRCGS-certified production for maximum hygiene and protection.
Specifications
Material
Various materials
Volume
250, 500, 1000, 1250 l
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Valves and Connections
Valves and connections for the safe, hygienic, and efficient handling of liquids in IBCs. Suitable for filling and emptying, compatible with various IBC types, and available in standard, heavy-duty, and aseptic versions.
Specifications
For the most critical processes
Our liners are food-safe, odorless, and tasteless, and are available in EVOH, LDPE, MDPE, and metallized polyester barrier films for optimal protection against light and oxygen. For processes where sterility is important, we offer aseptic and irradiated variants.
The valves and connections ensure a safe and controlled product flow. Aseptic valves are steam-cleanable and ideal for food, pharmaceutical, and other hygiene-sensitive chains. Everything is tailored to your quality and safety standards.
For us, more sustainable also means more efficient
Our liners protect your product and reduce waste. The right valves limit product loss and keep processes clean and stable. Smart material variants, long service life, and fewer rejects reduce your operating costs and COâ‚‚ emissions.
Cleaning according to the highest standards
Hygiene is extremely important when it comes to liquids, cosmetics, pharmaceutical products, and chemicals. That is why our service centers clean all reusable IBCs and associated accessories in accordance with strict HACCP and ISO protocols. With full batch registration and thorough inspection, you can be sure that every carrier is clean, safe, and ready for immediate use in your process.
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Every chain is unique
Please contact our sales team for customised solutions.
