Buying PP Woven Sacks by the Bale: 500 or 1,000 Sacks and How to Choose

1. Bales do not always contain the same number of sacks

A bale is a package containing a group of sacks. The number inside is part of the sales specification. The terms bal or ball may be used in conversation, but the sack count still needs to be written down to avoid misunderstandings when ordering.

Ask for the variant name, size, sacks per bale, and pricing unit in the quotation. If you request five bales, for example, the supplier still needs to know whether the intended variant contains 500 or 1,000 sacks. The two result in different totals.

2. Calculate the required sack count before deciding the number of bales

Multiply the number of bales by the sacks per bale to calculate the total. If you need 10,000 sacks, a 500-sack pack requires 20 bales, while a 1,000-sack pack requires 10 bales. This calculation helps align orders with usage and storage space.

For shops and resellers, separate requirements by the sizes and sack types customers request most often. For factory use, record needs for each filling or shipment. Avoid combining different variants into a single figure without details, as each may have its own packaging configuration.

When inspecting incoming goods, check labels, package counts, and specifications against the delivery note. Report any differences before using the goods in large quantities. Keep order details as a reference for repeat purchases.

3. Choose virgin-material or newly manufactured recycled-material sacks by application

DEXPLAST offers virgin-material sacks and newly manufactured recycled-material sacks, including khaki, melon, and cream colors. The latter are newly made using recycled material. Material choices must be considered alongside the required size, construction, and method of use.

Specify the contents, target weight per sack, closure method, and handling method. Length and width alone do not guarantee capacity in kilograms. An example sack that already works for you can help the supplier compare options with your actual needs.

For nonlaminated sacks, state whether the application requires a liner or additional protection. Suitability for food contact or special requirements must not be assumed from virgin or recycled labels, color, or photos. Request confirmation of suitability in the quotation for the selected product.

4. Compare prices on a consistent unit basis

To find the price per sack, divide the bale price by the number of sacks in that bale. Use the same formula for every quotation. Comparisons must still account for size, construction, order quantity, and shipping costs rather than looking only at the total bale price.

Ask for the item name and bale contents to be stated on the quotation and invoice. For example, write the variant name and size, then add 500 sacks per bale if that is the agreed packaging. Do not treat illustrative figures as rules for all variants.

5. Arrange ordering and delivery with DEXPLAST

DEXPLAST is a distributor of PP woven sacks and tarpaulins in Teluk Naga, Kabupaten Tangerang. Send your business name, sack type, size, requested sacks per bale, quantity, and destination address to Office WhatsApp 0851 1758 8818. Availability and order details are confirmed before payment.

Payment is by bank transfer only. In-stock goods are shipped after payment is received. Free shipping applies to a minimum of 50 bales for destinations in Kota Tangerang and Jakarta. For quantities below this threshold or other destinations, confirm shipping costs in the quotation.

If you wish to start with a smaller quantity, specify the variant and quantity needed so these can be checked first. A suitable order can serve as a reference for future purchases. With bale contents and specifications recorded, shops and industrial users can manage sack usage more easily.