Bubble Wrap
Bubble wrap is used for protecting fragile items during shipping and storage. The air-filled bubbles act as a cushion to absorb impact, preventing damage to the contents inside. It's commonly used in packaging for things like electronics, glass, ceramics, and other breakable products.
Antistatic bubble wrap is designed to protect electronic components from both impact protection as well as electrostatic discharge.
Antistatic bubble wrap is often used as void fill when packaging electronics where Styrofoam forms or packaging nuts may cause a static charge to build-up due to friction during transport.
Bubble wrap is available as small (1cm) or large (2.5cm) bubbles, 1.5m wide and can be perforated on a roll and or the roll split into 2, 3 or 5 narrower rolls (e.g. split into 2 × 75cm rolls)
Bubble wrap is used for protecting fragile items during shipping and storage. The air-filled bubbles act as a cushion to absorb impact, preventing damage to the contents inside. It's commonly used in packaging for things like electronics, glass, ceramics, and other breakable products.
Antistatic bubble wrap is designed to protect electronic components from both impact protection as well as electrostatic discharge.
Antistatic bubble wrap is often used as void fill when packaging electronics where Styrofoam forms or packaging nuts may cause a static charge to build-up due to friction during transport.
Bubble wrap is available as small (1cm) or large (2.5cm) bubbles, 1.5m wide and can be perforated on a roll and or the roll split into 2, 3 or 5 narrower rolls (e.g. split into 2 × 75cm rolls)
Bubble wrap is used for protecting fragile items during shipping and storage. The air-filled bubbles act as a cushion to absorb impact, preventing damage to the contents inside. It's commonly used in packaging for things like electronics, glass, ceramics, and other breakable products.
Antistatic bubble wrap is designed to protect electronic components from both impact protection as well as electrostatic discharge.
Antistatic bubble wrap is often used as void fill when packaging electronics where Styrofoam forms or packaging nuts may cause a static charge to build-up due to friction during transport.
Bubble wrap is available as small (1cm) or large (2.5cm) bubbles, 1.5m wide and can be perforated on a roll and or the roll split into 2, 3 or 5 narrower rolls (e.g. split into 2 × 75cm rolls)