RAJA 30% Recycled Small Perforated Bubble Wrap Rolls

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Perforated bubble wrap roll for added convenience
Air retention technology only allows 10% maximum air loss over 96 hours
Made from 30% recycled content
Lightweight and flexible
Please note, due to recycled content, colour may vary from that shown

Detailed description

Easy tear for a quick packaging solution

Use small, perforated bubble wrap rolls to speed up your packaging process. Ideal for any busy workplace where packaging and protecting high volumes of products at pace is required. These small bubble wrap rolls are easy to use, as you tear sections from the roll by hand. Use as many sections as needed to wrap or interleave your products before you place them into storage or before you send to customers. For added peace of mind, the bubble wrap rolls feature air retention technology that reduces the thickness loss once in use. The bubble cells won’t collapse, and the protection of your products is maintained for longer. Lightweight and flexible, these small bubble wrap rolls are perfect for a busy business that regularly sends products to customers.

Made from 30% recycled materials, these bubble wrap rolls are perfect for any company who wishes to consider their impact to the environment. So now you can buy bubble wrap rolls that are economical while offering the same level of protection.

Our product advice

Weights and limits: The strength of a bubble wrap roll is measured in microns. These impact-resistant rolls are 40 microns in thickness. Each bubble has a diameter of 9.5mm and a height of 4.2mm.

Materials: Each roll is made with a minimum 30% recycled content of polyethylene and other proprietary resins.

Environmental information: Thanks to the air retention technology, you can reuse this bubble wrap roll, or simply use it for longer. These perforated bubble wrap rolls are recyclable. However, be advised they may not be suitable for general recycling. You, or your customers, should check with local authorities for information and guidelines on how to recycle bubble wrap and bubble bags.