Time to Replace Packing Peanuts

We are going to highlight void fill packaging alternatives to packing peanuts. There are a variety of different alternatives in the market currently, but paper protective packaging and Inflatable protective packaging are some of the most established protective packaging materials.

Inflatable Air Packaging: Bubble packaging and air pillows, also known as air cushion protective packaging, are known for having superior packaging protection, and being cost effective. Air cushion protective packaging comes in many different shapes and forms – it’s most known as bubble packaging. Air filled packaging are some of the most popular and versatile protective packaging products on the market today.

Air cushion protective packaging is available in both pre-filled and on-demand options – these products offer superior protection.

Paper Fill Packaging: Paper protective packaging products are the industry standard for environmentally friendly, recyclable, and compostable void fill solutions. Paper void fill material is easily managed by hand or can be used in an automated packaging machine for increased speed and efficiency. Paper protective packaging is rigid when the product is packed.

Paper protective packaging can come in different forms but still serve the same result – protected products! Paper protective packaging can come on a roll with manual tear, pre-cut pieces, pre-crinkled pieces, and more.

Void Fill Packaging Automation: For increased efficiency and optimization opportunities, automated protective packaging equipment is available for many material types. These on-demand systems use space-saving raw materials and customizable program that makes them perfect for both bulk and in-line processing. Discover how these revolutionary systems can help improve productivity and reduce waste, raising your protective packaging plan to all new levels of savings.

For more information on air and paper packaging call us at 813 242 6995 or reach sales@quickpakinc.com

 

Location: Tampa, FL 33610, USA

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