Bundle
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What is a bundle?
Bundle is a common packaging, loading and trading unit in the packaging industry for a group of similar or different products or goods that are grouped together and packaged together.
Bundle stands for:
Differentiation from other units
Unpackaged goods such as sand or coal are referred to as bulk or absorbent goods. They cannot be grouped into bundles. Liquid cargoes and gases that are not stored in a bundle but are pumped into a transport vehicle also cannot be transported as bundles.
What types of bundles are there?
Types of bundles used at Ebbecke Verfahrenstechnik
As a specialist in contract preparation and contract processing, Ebbecke Verfahrenstechnik works with a wide variety of bundle types, such as big bags, octabins, drums, fibre drums, sacks, cardboard boxes, buckets, cans, or special bundles designed for individual requirements, in order to transport bulk materials and powders efficiently and safely. Different bundle sizes are available in all areas. Delivery in silo bundles or vehicles as well as large bundles is carried out with the same efficiency as the filling of small bundles or bundles with low weights.
Overview of bundle types at Ebbecke Verfahrenstechnik
Source bundles: Bagged goods, cardboard boxes, fibre drums, big bags, octabins, metal drums, silo vehicles, etc.
Target bundles: EVA bags, bagged goods, cardboard packaging, fibre drums, big bags, octabins, metal drums, silo vehicles, etc.
Special bundles: water-soluble EVA bundles with low melting point, bottles, cans, tubular bags
Barrels as an example of bundles