Made to your drum, not to whatever size the supplier already makes
Most buyers have accepted a liner that does not fit, because that is all their current supplier makes. They live with creasing, trapped product and the occasional seam failure and treat it as normal.
A liner that is too small is stressed at the seams under the weight of the product and can burst in transit. A liner that is too large folds and creases, and product gets trapped in those folds and cannot be recovered. The difference in residue and in transit failures is obvious within one batch.
Made to the drum you actually use, from 6 inches to 100.
Standard drum liners force you to accept whatever size the supplier already makes. We make the liner to the drum instead. Getting the diameter right is not a cosmetic matter.
The 6 inch to 100 inch range covers everything from small laboratory and pharmaceutical containers, through 200 litre process drums, up to large open-top bulk containers. All of them are built to the same construction standard.
The 6 to 100 inch capability is a plant investment, not a claim. It comes from our own lamination, extrusion, cutting and heat-sealing lines and from tooling built up over years of one-off jobs. Very few manufacturers can quote the small diameters and the very large diameters from the same shop floor.
Send us the drum drawing, or one sample drum, and we will make a trial liner to it.
Every one of these can be changed for your application, and a sample is supplied for trial fitment before bulk production.
Questions
Any drum internal diameter from 6 inches to 100 inches, at any height, with the bottom shape and gusset arrangement built to the drum. That range is a plant capability rather than a catalogue claim — it comes from GI PackTech running its own lamination, extrusion, cutting and heat-sealing lines, and from tooling built up over years of one-off jobs.
A liner that does not fit costs product on every batch. Too small and it is stressed at the seams; too large and it creases, trapping product in the folds that never discharges. Most buyers have simply accepted a poor fit because it is all their current supplier makes, and treat the creasing and the occasional seam failure as normal. It is not normal, it is a sizing problem.
Yes, and it is an ordinary production question rather than a special request. Very few manufacturers can quote the small diameters or the very large ones, so buyers with unusual drums are used to being turned away. Because every liner here is made to order on our own lines, a non-standard size is specified the same way a standard one is.
GI PackTech manufactures made-to-specification drum liners at Gundlav, Valsad, in Gujarat, and has done since 2006. The plant is ISO 9001:2015 certified and supplies across India and for export. Materials run from plain PE and multilayer co-extruded film to EVOH, aluminium laminate, conductive film and PVC, chosen against the product going inside rather than offered as a fixed range.
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Send us the problem
Every product we make is built to order, so the conversation starts with your specification rather than with our price list. Sample liners and trial covers are supplied for fitment before bulk production begins.
