Woven bag converting refers to operations carried out after woven fabric is produced. Depending on the intended sack, the workflow may include printing, film lamination or coating, cutting to length and sewing or closing the bag. Kangjia’s product range includes machinery for these individual operations. The required machine depends on the substrate, print design, lamination structure, bag dimensions, seam style and expected production conditions. Printing and lamination are not interchangeable, and not every bag requires every process. The linked product pages identify the relevant machine types; confirm actual line integration, material compatibility and operating parameters during technical review. Share a fabric or bag sample, target width and length, artwork or lamination requirement, desired output and information on existing upstream and downstream equipment when requesting a proposal.
This printing machine production line is presented by Kangjia for printing on packaging substrates. The machine shown is a production-line example; the suitable substrate, print format and line arrangement need to be confirmed for each project.
The MY-FHS-1000 is a double-extruder lamination machine for plastic woven-bag production. It is intended for projects that require a coating or laminating process matched to the woven substrate and desired finished structure.
The MYKWYT-850 combines cutting and sewing functions for woven-bag conversion. Cold or hot cutting should be selected against the woven substrate and the required bag edge, while the sewing arrangement should match the intended finished bag.
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