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Product Introduction of Cardboard Edge Protectors
Cardboard edge protectors are durable and versatile packaging components designed to reinforce the edges and corners of your boxes, pallets, and other packaging materials. They are typically made from high-quality, rigid cardboard or paperboard and come in various sizes, thicknesses, and configurations to accommodate different packaging needs.
Technical Parameters of Cardboard Edge Protectors
1. Material: 100% recyclable bobbin paper (recycled paper pulp)
2. Width:20/30/40/50/60/70mm
3. Length: Length from100mm to 2000mm and customized upon request.
4. Thickness: From 1.5mm to 7mm and customized
5. Strength: Chinese GB standard or custom standard.
6. Water resistance: Coatings can be applied to improve water resistance.
7. Environmental protection: Paper corner are environmentally friendly and can be recycled and degraded.
8. Quality control: Strength/Moist.etc
9. Maintenance: Indoor storage
Product Uses of Cardboard Edge Protectors
1.Protection During Transportation and Storage: They provide extra strength to the corners of boxes and packages, protecting them from damage during shipping and handling. This is particularly important for fragile or heavy items..
2.Stacking Stability: When used in palletizing, edge protectors help in stabilizing and strengthening the load, making it easier to stack and transport.
3.Edge Reinforcement: For items with sharp or delicate edges, such as furniture, appliances, or doors, edge protectors can reinforce and safeguard these vulnerable parts.
4.Reduced Packaging Costs: By preventing damage, they can reduce the costs associated with returns, repairs, and replacements.
FAQ of Cardboard Edge Protectors
1.How do they affect the overall cost of packaging and shipping?
By reducing the risk of product damage, they can lower the costs associated with returns, repairs, and replacements, often making them a cost-effective solution in the long run.
2.What is the difference between cardboard and foam edge protectors?
Cardboard edge protectors are more rigid and better for heavier loads, while foam protectors offer more cushioning and are better for delicate or sensitive items.
3.How are they applied to packaging? They are typically placed on the corners and edges of a product or pallet and may be secured with strapping, stretch wrap, or adhesive..
