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PP/HDPE woven sacks, FIBC, leno and BOPP bags

Woven Sack & FIBC ERP software

Built for woven sack and FIBC plants, from resin and masterbatch receipt through tape extrusion, circular weaving, coating, lamination, printing and stitching to baled dispatch, with roll-wise stock and lot-wise traceability throughout.

Circular loom weaving PP fabric for woven sacks
Quick answer

What is woven sack and FIBC ERP?

Woven sack and FIBC ERP is business software built around how a woven bag plant runs. Formezy records each resin and masterbatch lot, the recipe used at the tape line, denier and output per shift, every fabric roll from the looms, coating and lamination, bags made per operator and the test results for each lot, so stock, wastage and cost stay current from granule to bale.

Fabric rolls nobody can find

Every roll gets a number, loom, width, GSM and weight when it comes off the loom, so roll-wise stock is always current.

Wastage hidden between stages

Tape, fabric, cutting and stitching waste is booked by stage and type, and regrind returned to stock, so losses show where they happen.

Test records kept on paper

Tape, fabric and bag test results, including SWL tests for FIBC, are stored against the lot and travel with the dispatch.

Segments

Built for every woven sack & FIBC segment

4 segments, each with its own shop-floor process flow.

PP/HDPE woven sacks

Woven polypropylene and HDPE sacks for cement, fertiliser, grain, sugar and chemicals. Track the recipe at the tape line, denier per shift, every fabric roll and bags produced per operator.

See the 8-step flow

FIBC / jumbo bags

Flexible intermediate bulk containers with loops, spouts, liners and baffles. Track coated fabric rolls, panels cut per design, bags stitched per operator and the SWL test results for every design and lot.

See the 7-step flow

Leno / mesh bags

Open-mesh leno bags for onions, potatoes, fruit and firewood. Narrow tapes, leno loom output and bag weights tracked per shift.

See the 6-step flow

BOPP laminated bags

Woven bags laminated with reverse-printed BOPP film for rice, flour, pet food and retail packs. Film, ink and lamination tracked per roll and order.

See the 6-step flow

Shop-floor process flow

How Formezy runs a woven sack & FIBC plant

Choose a segment, then a step. Each one shows what happens on the shop floor, what Formezy records, and what changes as a result.

  1. On the shop floor

    PP/HDPE granules, filler and UV/colour masterbatch bags received and weighed

    In Formezy ERP

    GRN posts grade, supplier lot no. and weighbridge weight; bags labelled with a lot barcode

    Weight Integration module

    Shop-floor impact

    Resin lot traced from day one

  2. On the shop floor

    Resin, filler and masterbatch weighed and mixed for the tape line

    In Formezy ERP

    Approved recipe issued with the job; actual weights booked against the lots used

    Production & Purchase module

    Shop-floor impact

    Recipe followed, cost known

  3. On the shop floor

    Film extruded, slit into tapes, stretched and wound on bobbins

    In Formezy ERP

    Output (kg/hr), denier and bobbin weights logged per shift with downtime reasons

    IoT & Automation module

    Shop-floor impact

    Output and denier per shift

  4. On the shop floor

    Denier, tenacity and elongation tested on bobbin samples

    In Formezy ERP

    Results recorded against the tape batch; out-of-spec bobbins put on hold

    Quality Control module

    Shop-floor impact

    Only in-spec tape reaches looms

    Quality gate. If it fails: adjust the line and send off-spec tape to regrind.

  5. On the shop floor

    Tapes woven into tubular fabric on circular looms

    In Formezy ERP

    Roll created with loom no., width, mesh, GSM and roll weight; loom efficiency per shift

    Production & Purchase module

    Shop-floor impact

    Roll-wise stock, live

  6. On the shop floor

    Fabric printed with the customer's artwork

    In Formezy ERP

    Print job linked to roll numbers; ink consumption booked per order

    Production & Purchase module

    Shop-floor impact

    Ink cost per order

  7. On the shop floor

    Fabric cut to bag length and bottom stitched

    In Formezy ERP

    Bags counted per operator; fabric issued reconciled with bags made and waste booked

    Production & Purchase module

    Shop-floor impact

    Fabric-to-bag yield visible

  8. On the shop floor

    Bags counted into bales, pressed, weighed and loaded

    In Formezy ERP

    Bale labels, packing list, invoice and e-way bill from the same record

    Logistics & Dispatch module

    Shop-floor impact

    No manual packing lists

PP/HDPE woven sacks, step 1 of 8

Resin receipt

On the shop floor

PP/HDPE granules, filler and UV/colour masterbatch bags received and weighed

In Formezy ERP

GRN posts grade, supplier lot no. and weighbridge weight; bags labelled with a lot barcode

Weight Integration module

Shop-floor impact

Resin lot traced from day one

Dashed ring marks a quality gate, where failed material is held before it moves on.

Capabilities

What Formezy covers in woven sack & FIBC

Open an area to see what it covers.

Roll numberingEvery fabric and laminated roll tagged with loom, width, GSM and weight.
Lot traceabilityResin and masterbatch lots linked to tapes, rolls, bags and bales.
Multiple unitsKilograms, metres, rolls, bags and bales handled side by side.
Stock searchFind rolls by GSM, width, colour, lamination or order.
Regrind stockWaste returned as regrind and reused in later recipes.
Recipe managementResin, filler and masterbatch percentages per product.
Shift-wise outputTape line, loom and stitching output by shift and operator.
Loom efficiencyRunning, stopped and changeover time per loom.
Process-wise costingCost per kilogram and per bag at each stage.
Stage-wise wastageTape, fabric, cutting and stitching waste booked by type.
Tape and fabric testsDenier, tenacity, GSM and mesh recorded per batch.
FIBC test recordsSWL, safety factor and top-lift results per design and lot.
HoldsFailed tapes, rolls and lots held until cleared.
Bale labelsBale labels and packing lists printed from the record.
GST and e-way billsInvoices and e-way bills from the dispatch record.

Questions

Woven Sack & FIBC ERP: common questions

Still have a question?

Talk to a plastic ERP specialist about your own plant and process route.

Which woven sack & FIBC segments does Formezy support?

Formezy supports PP/HDPE woven sacks, FIBC / jumbo bags, leno / mesh bags and BOPP laminated bags, each with its own process flow. Plants that combine segments run them in one system.

Does Formezy support both woven sacks and FIBC?

Yes. The same system runs tape extrusion, weaving, coating, lamination, printing, cutting and stitching, so a plant making woven sacks, FIBC, leno bags and BOPP laminated bags works on one record.

How does Formezy track fabric rolls?

Each roll is numbered when it leaves the loom, with loom number, width, GSM and weight. Coating, lamination and printing keep the link to the original roll, so any bag lot traces back to its rolls, tapes and resin lots.

Can it record tape denier and loom efficiency?

Yes. Denier, tenacity and line output are recorded per shift for each tape line, and loom running, stoppage and changeover time are logged with reasons, so efficiency is visible per loom and shift.

How are FIBC SWL tests recorded?

Safe working load, safety factor and top-lift test results are stored against the bag design and the production lot. Lots can be held until results are entered, and the documents go out with the dispatch.

Does it handle regrind and recycled material?

Yes. Waste from each stage is booked by type and weight, regrind is returned to stock, and recipes can include a set regrind percentage so its use is tracked.

Can it calculate the cost of a bag?

Yes. Resin, filler, masterbatch, ink, lamination film, thread, webbing and labour are booked against the order, so cost per kilogram and per bag comes from actual consumption.

Ready to run your woven sack & FIBC plant on one system?

See Formezy configured around your own process route, from receipt to dispatch.

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