Eco-friendly paper void fill
Kraft paper void fill coreless centrefeed rolls cushion products and fill empty space inside cardboard boxes to reduce movement in transit. Made from brown recycled Kraft paper, each roll uses 70gsm paper for lightweight, practical protection and easy handling at the packing bench. The coreless centrefeed construction lets packers pull paper straight from the centre and tear off the length needed without cutting tools. Each roll measures 375mm wide x 350m long and weighs 9.18kg.
Sold and priced per 350m roll.
Where does Kraft paper void fill coreless centrefeed rolls work best?
These bulk centrefeed paper rolls suit packing benches where teams need quick, clean void fill for cardboard boxes without loose fill, cutting tools or extra dispensing equipment.
- Filling empty space around products in cardboard boxes, so items stay in position during handling and transit.
- E-commerce order packing where operators need to pull, tear and pack at speed from a compact roll.
- Despatch areas looking to reduce plastic-based loose fill and use 100% recycled kraft paper instead.
- Packing mixed-size goods where the operator needs to tear different lengths of paper for each carton.
Not for
- Heavy or fragile goods that need structured cushioning or shock absorption. Choose a paper cushioning systems for higher-volume protective cushioning.
- Surface-sensitive items that need a soft interleaving layer. Choose packaging foam for scratch-sensitive products.
- Waterproof protection. Choose bubble wrap where moisture resistance and air cushioning matter.
Specifications
- Product: Kraft paper void fill coreless centrefeed rolls
- Colour: Brown
- Material: Recycled Kraft paper
- Paper weight: 70 gsm
- Recycled content: 100% recycled paper
- Certification: FSC® Certified
- Recyclability: Fully recyclable
- Roll type: Coreless centrefeed roll
- Roll length: 350 m
- Roll width: 375 mm
- Roll weight: 9.18 kg
Choose the right void fill
This kraft paper roll gives you a simple manual void fill option for day-to-day packing, especially when you want a recycled paper solution that takes up little bench or storage space.
- Choose this product when you need quick manual void fill for cartons and want operators to pull paper directly from the centre of the roll.
- Choose void fill when you need to pour fill quickly around awkward shapes and don't need a paper-based format.
- Choose protective packaging when you need to compare paper, bubble, foam and other protection formats for different product types.
- Choose eco-responsible products when your brief focuses on recycled, recyclable or lower-impact packaging choices across your operation.
Product FAQs
How do you use a centrefeed paper roll for void fill?
Place the roll near the packing area, pull the paper from the centre, tear off the length you need and scrunch or fold it around the goods inside the box. Fill gaps so the product cannot move before you seal the carton.
Does this roll need a dispenser or knife?
No. The coreless centrefeed format lets the packer pull paper straight from the roll and tear it by hand, which removes the need for cutting tools at the bench.
Is the paper suitable for recycling after delivery?
Yes. The roll uses 100% recycled kraft paper and is fully recyclable, making it a practical choice for businesses moving away from plastic loose fill.
What does 70 gsm paper mean for packing?
The 70 gsm grade gives the paper enough body for hand-scrunched void fill while keeping the pack lightweight, helping you protect goods without adding unnecessary parcel weight.
How much paper is supplied on each roll?
Each roll contains 350 m of brown recycled kraft paper with a width of 375 mm and a roll weight of 9.18 kg.
Also useful
- Cardboard boxes: for pairing this void fill with cartons sized to your products and reducing empty space inside each parcel.
- Packing tape: for closing filled cartons securely after the paper has fixed the contents in place.
- Packaging labels: for marking parcels clearly once the carton has been packed, sealed and prepared for despatch.
- Packaging paper: for building a wider paper-based protection set around your void fill process.
- Packaging machines: for operations that need equipment to support higher packing volumes.