During logistics and transportation, the stability and cushioning ability of packaging are crucial for protecting products. Paper Cushion Packaging, as an environmentally friendly and sustainable packaging solution, has become the preferred choice for more and more companies. How to properly use Paper Cushion Packaging to enhance protection and reduce damage risk? This article will introduce several basic application tips for Paper Cushion Packaging.
When packaging products of different shapes, the ways to use Paper Cushion Packaging may vary.
Paper Cushion Packaging for Square Products
For square products, protecting the four corners is particularly important. Usually, paper pads can be placed in a diagonal cross manner on the four corners of the product, effectively preventing the corners from being impacted. Paper Cushion Packaging provides all-around protection for square products in this way, ensuring safety during transportation.
Paper Cushion Packaging for Round Products
When packaging round products, the most vulnerable areas to external impacts are the gaps between the product and the four corners of the box. To fill these gaps, the best method is to place paper pads in a cross manner on the four endpoints of the round item, ensuring maximum cushioning effectiveness. Paper Cushion Packaging's flexibility allows it to adapt to different shapes of products, providing suitable protection methods.
Products and Paper Cushion Packaging Need to be Tightly Compressed into the Box
To achieve the best protective effect, the products and paper pads need to be compressed together into the box. This ensures that the paper pad conforms completely to the product's shape, providing uniform support and cushioning. If this is not achieved, the paper pad may not effectively protect the product, increasing the risk during transportation.
Handling Larger Gaps with Paper Cushion Packaging
When the gap between the product and the box is greater than 8 centimeters, the paper pad can be used upright, fully utilizing the "wave" structure in the middle of the paper pad to enhance support. If the gap is larger, snake-shaped or spiral-structured paper pads can be used. These structures provide greater support and cushioning, ensuring that the product does not move or get damaged during transportation.
Fix Products, Reduce Materials Used
By rationally using Paper Cushion Packaging to fix products in the box, the amount of packaging material used can be greatly reduced. Fixing products not only improves transportation safety but also reduces packaging costs, offering an environmentally friendly and economical solution.
Protect the Bottom of Fragile Products
When packaging fragile products, special attention needs to be paid to the bottom of the product. Approximately 70% of damage occurs at the bottom of the package during transportation. Therefore, it is recommended that one-third of the cushioning material be used at the top and the remaining two-thirds at the bottom to provide enough protection and avoid impacts to the bottom.
Special Protection for Long Products
For long and narrow products, small spiral paper rings can be used at both ends and the middle. This method is simple and effective, quickly fixing the product in the box and providing good cushioning protection. The tightness of the spiral paper rings can be adjusted according to the weight of the product to ensure appropriate protection.
BJT provides advanced and sustainable protective packaging solutions and is the owner of the LockedAir and LockedPaper brands. The company is committed to offering efficient and environmentally friendly packaging materials to customers worldwide, promoting green development within the industry.
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