Leno vs Raschel Mesh Bags: Buyer Selection Guide
Leno bags use a woven mesh structure; raschel bags use a knitted structure that is often more flexible. Neither construction is automatically stronger. Compare the actual yarn, bag weight, seam, stretch and closure in filled handling trials. Ask for matched samples for your produce, pack weight and packing machine.
Compare construction, not just names
Leno is a woven structure; raschel is knitted. Ask for representative samples with the actual yarn, dimensions and seam design. The feel or appearance of one sample is not a capacity rating.
Run a filled-bag comparison
Use the same produce and target weight in both samples. Check closure security, repeated lifting, stacking stability, snagging and presentation after a representative handling trial.
Prepare a useful RFQ
Specify bag dimensions, target load, material, bag weight, closure, label and machine. Record tolerances and sample approval in writing before ordering.
Next steps
Request a sample and written quotation or compare the product range. For dimensions and load guidance, use the indicative selection guide; its presets are not engineering calculations.