Conceptainer, specialists in the design and local manufacture of labelling, packaging, transport and storage solutions, has developed solutions to protect product integrity and for efficient handling, stacking and storage.
The company’s extensive range of products includes Tellap pallet-free bulk bags, collapsible thrift bins, stillage boxes, label holders, Polypropylene repair bag tape and anti-static Polypropylene corrugated board.
“These flexible systems are suitable for customers in diverse industries, who either need to ship produce great distances or deliver locally. This patented system has two plastic sleeves integrated into the base of the bulk bag. A standard forklift simply raises the Tellap from the base. There is no need for a wooden pallet, no need for fumigation and no need for more than a single operator to do the job.”
No more dead weight
Ken Mouritzen, director, Conceptainer adds, “We all know there are many issues associated with wooden pallets including weight, packaging damage and contamination from splinters, nails and mould. A regular wooden pallet can weigh up to 23kg while a Tellap system weighs less than 2.3kg, which means users are not transporting dead weight, just product.
“This efficient packaging system uses the space between the sleeves to increase bag volume by approximately 10%. This means users are able to transport more product at no additional cost, while reducing the number of bags, trucks and containers by about 10%. These are substantial savings for any business,” he asserts.
Sustainable
From the time of delivery, users appreciate greater efficiencies and lower operational costs. Tellap bags offer safety, stability and improved space utilisation in warehousing, containers, rail cars and trucks. They can be stacked securely two high in a container or four high in a warehouse and are loaded and unloaded by one forklift operator.
These environmentally-sustainable pallet-free bags are manufactured from 100% polypropylene. They are recycled or re-used and there is no packaging waste or dumping in landfill. The risks of splinters, contamination or expensive product-loss associated with wooden pallets are a thing of the past.
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