Watch our video as we demonstrate how to use bulk bag patch tape to repair a punctured hole or damaged area of the super sack. The tape back is coated with a super-strong proprietary adhesive - strong enough to adhere to a bulk bag in a tough, industrial set. Contact our packaging advisors for more information.

Patch tape is designed for small punctures and surface abrasions — a quick, temporary repair that lets you finish a job safely. It isn't a substitute for retiring a bag with damage to load-bearing seams, lift loops, or baffle panels; those bags should come out of service regardless of how minor the damage looks. If a bag needs more than a patch, see our Handling Equipment page for replacement options, or contact our team to talk through your damage tolerance and inspection procedures.

Jules Teffaha

Jules Teffaha is President and CEO of Capro Industries, which he founded in 1996 as one of the first importers of FIBC flexible bulk containers into the United States. With over 30 years in the industrial packaging industry, Jules brings deep expertise in global supply chain management, bulk bag certification standards, and flexible packaging solutions for food, chemical, pharmaceutical, and agricultural markets.

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