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Product Introduction of Water Proof Cardboard Edge Protectors
Waterproof cardboard edge protectors are an advanced type of protective packaging material, designed to offer robust edge protection with the added benefit of being resistant to water and moisture.
These edge protectors are typically made from layers of cardboard or paperboard. The cardboard is treated or coated with a waterproofing material, such as a wax or plastic-based layer, to resist water and moisture.
Technical Parameters of Water Proof 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. Quality control: Strength/Moist.etc
7. Maintenance: Indoor storage
Product Uses of Water Proof Cardboard Edge Protectors
1.Shipping and Logistics: Ideal for protecting goods during sea freight, outdoor storage, or in rainy and humid climates.
2.Agricultural Products: Useful for packaging and transporting fruits, vegetables, and other perishables that might be exposed to moisture.
3.Industrial Goods: Suitable for machinery, automotive parts, and other industrial components that require robust protection.
4.Building Materials: Often used in the transportation of building materials like wood, plasterboard, and metal components.
FAQ of Water Proof Cardboard Edge Protectors
1.How are they different from regular cardboard edge protectors?
The main difference lies in their water-resistant properties. They are treated or coated with a waterproof material, making them suitable for use in moist or wet environments, unlike regular cardboard protectors.
2.What materials are used to make them waterproof?
They are typically coated with a water-resistant material like wax, plastic, or a special varnish. This coating prevents water from penetrating and weakening the cardboard.
3.How do they affect overall packaging costs?
While they may be slightly more expensive than standard cardboard edge protectors, they can reduce the cost of damage from moisture exposure, potentially offering savings in the long run.
