GrainPro® TranSafeliner

 

GrainPro® TranSafeliner™

Protect commodities without worrying about insect infestation losses and  mold growth in transit!

The GrainPro® TranSafeliner™ protects and preserves the quality of dry agricultural commodities shipped in bags or on pallets inside shipping containers.

 

The GrainPro® TranSafeliner™ is made of high-strength polyethylene with a proprietary barrier layer. It uses woven opp tape and nylon string for easy installation. It has excellent gas and moisture shielding properties which stop insect infestation, reduce the effects of condensation, and restricts the entry of moist ambient air which allows mold growth. Stored commodities are safely preserved without losses of quality and quantity even during trans-oceanic transit or storage wherein commodities are stored in bags and placed inside the GrainPro® TranSafeliner™.















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