Bubble wrap for environmentally friendly packaging

Technical data of the bubble film:

Description: double layer bubble wrap

Material: 100% recycled polyethylene LDPE

Width: 1.20 meters

Thickness: 0.1 mm (2 * 0.05 mm; 2 * 50 microns)

Bubble diameter: 10mm Height: 2-3mm

Length of film in roll: 150 meters, diameter of roll: 0.75 meters, weight: approx. 17 kg

The air cushion film is wound on a paper reel with an inner diameter of 76 mm and a wall thickness of 2 mm, and weighs 0.44 kg

Each roll is packed in a bag made of 100% recycled LDPE material, weight per bag: 0.175 kg

What hover foil is good for

Recycled bubble wrap is just as versatile as its conventional counterpart. The most common applications:

Packaging of fragile objects

Removals, furniture delivery

E-commerce parcel delivery

Protection of antiques and antiques

Thermal insulation as a temporary solution

Horticultural applications (e.g. frost protection for plants)

Bubble wrap is a versatile yet underrated material for modern life, capable of much more than just packaging. Although most of us only come across it when moving house or unpacking online orders, this simple plastic film full of bubbles is a real Swiss army knife for households and businesses alike. The secret to the success of bubble wrap lies in its simplicity. It is a material made up of two polyethylene layers with air-filled bubbles at regular intervals between them, providing highly effective protection against shocks, vibrations and minor thermal fluctuations. The air cushions are able to absorb the force of impacts by compressing the air inside and returning it to its original state.

As an environmentally conscious trader, can I use hover foil for packaging

By using recycled bubble wrap, you make a direct and measurable positive impact on the environment. This is because the film itself is 100% recyclable, creating a true circular economic cycle.

How can I contribute to the recycling of bubble wrap?

You can dispose of used bubble wrap in the separate collection for plastic waste. It is important that the film is clean and dry, and preferably in larger pieces to facilitate the sorting process.