Use Paper Packaging To Make Your Packaging Greener And Safer
1. Paper Packaging-The Best Way for Box Delivery
In the e-commerce industry, a common logistics delivery method is box-to-box packaging. Inbox packaging means placing the produced
product in a box and using paper to protect it.
Tough papers such as kraft paper pads, honeycomb paper, etc. have support, shock absorption, and compression resistance properties.
Packers can use these papers to provide cushioning properties for packaging and quickly fill the gaps in cartons.
2. Support Packaging Engineering For Paper Packaging
Packaging using honeycomb paper, kraft paper pads, etc. can be quickly placed in the box to support and protect the product.
Place paper at the bottom to lay it flat to provide buffering, and place honeycomb paper around it to fill the gaps to prevent the product from
moving within the box and being damaged by collision and extrusion during transportation.
3. Paper Packaging Is Fully Recyclable
Carton packaging not only reflects the delivery of goods, but is also a transportation process, but it does not end with the delivery of the box.
When packaging materials enter the recycling process, it represents the end. But this process is difficult or even impossible to complete for
some other materials.
4. Paper Packaging Accepts Customization: Different Sizes And Colors
Both air cushion film and bubble wrap can be used for a variety of packaging purposes, but packaging similar to honeycomb paper can provide
size customization and even color for any size or shape of the product. In addition, paper can be filled into any gap in the box to provide cushioning
protection. Even if it is bumped and squeezed during transportation, the product will not lose its integrity.
5. Paper Packaging Makes All Types Of Transportation More Sustainable
Whether it is fast-moving consumer goods or light and fragile goods, including heavy industrial supplies, paper packaging needs to provide protection
and additional cushioning during the delivery process. Kraft paper pads are indispensable protective packaging materials for heavy items, which can
prevent unnecessary collision and friction. Even expensive cultural relics or industrial parts can remain unscathed.
