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Explore how our innovative and internationally certified flexibag solutions can help reduce costs, increase throughput and simplify logistics.
What is a Fortiz FlexiTank?
Fortiz Flexitanks are flexible, single-use, high-performance PE containers placed inside a 20 feet container and then pumped or filled with goods to be transported. Each tank is manufactured from high quality PE formulation (Polyethylene/ Plastic) manufactures to food-grade specifications. The product is ideal for bulk liquids and grains. Fortiz provides standard flexitanks for 20 feet containers and custom sizes when required.
Which industries can use it?
Food & Food Additives
Wine, Edible oil, Mineral water, Liquid malt, Syrups, Fish oil, Molasses, Food grains
Industry alcohol & acids
Glycerin, Fatty acid, Oleic acid, Triphosphate, Dibasic Esters, Ethylene Glycol, Polyol
Petroleum
Lubricants and additives, Transformer oil, White oil, Base oil, Engine oil, Solvent oil, Benzene
Non-hazardous chemicals & liquids
Synthetic resin, Detergents, Disinfection, Fertilizers, Natural latex, Cement additives
Advantages of Fortiz FlexiTanks
Save costs
The maximum volume of each Fortiz Flexitank is 24,000 liters inside a general freight container, which can ship roughly 50% more cargo than bottled consignments, 40% more than drummed consignments, and 15% more than intermediate bulk containers.
Minimal equipment
Our flexitanks do not require the use of a forklift to load or unload container which makes loading and unloading faster and also cheaper as compared to the cost of using drums and IBCs.
Reduce labour
As our flexitanks are convenient to handle, load, and unload, you require less labor, which also means lower logistic costs.
No cleaning required
Our flexitanks are disposable - so you don’t have to worry about additional cleaning costs.
No additional storage required
Our flexitanks do not require additional storage - the tanks themselves are self-stored.
Eco-friendly
Flexitanks are entirely recyclable so they are environmentally friendly. We’re also looking for ways to upcycle these bags in target countries.