 Judy Martin B.A.G. Corp. Technical Services Manager Visit Website |
Judy Martin, Engineering and Technical Services Manager for B.A.G. Corp., has 15 years experience in bulk bag manufacturing. She was a bag manufacturing plant manager for five years and continues to work with B.A.G. Corp.’s plant in Mexico. As a member of B.A.G. Corp.’s Technical Services Team, she helps customers design the best bag for the application. Additionally, she is the ISO internal auditor, helped prepare the Mexico plant for AIB (American Institute of Baking) audits, and is one of the presenters for B.A.G. Corp.’s Bag School.She has a BS in mathematics from the University of Oklahoma, where she was selected for membership in Phi Beta Kappa. She earned an MS in Industrial Engineering from Oklahoma State University, where she was selected for membership in the Industrial Engineering Honor Society Alpha Pi Mu. She is a member of the Institute of Industrial Engineers. Ask this Expert a Question |
FIBCs/Bulk Bags Q&A
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Do you have any suggestions for a container or pail/drum/supersack that can “breathe” - that is, let air and head space to breathe out, during storage and shipping?Answered June 28th, 2010 by Expert:Using uncoated woven polypropylene fabric will allow a Super Sack Container to “breath.” Depending on the weight requirement of the filled bag, either 5-ounce or 6.5-ounce uncoated fabric could be used. Uncoated fabrics are commonly used for bulk bags in the nut and grain industries.