Air Bubble Packing Roll

Air Bubble Roll (often referred to as Bubble Wrap) is a versatile and protective packaging material made from polyethylene film that is inflated with air bubbles. It's widely used in packaging to protect fragile items during shipping and handling. Below is a breakdown of the specifications and applications of Air Bubble Roll. Material: Typically made from polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP) plastic. The plastic is extruded into thin, flexible sheets with bubbles formed between two layers. Bubble Size: Small Bubbles: Usually 3/16 inch in diameter, offering a more compact and less expensive option, ideal for small items or delicate products. Large Bubbles: Typically ½ inch or larger in diameter, providing more protection for heavier or fragile items. Thickness: Single Layer: A single layer of bubbles, often lighter and more cost-effective. Double Layer: Offers increased protection and durability, often used for more fragile or high-value items. Width: Available in various widths, ranging from 12 inches to 60 inches or more, to accommodate different packaging requirements. Length: Rolls generally come in lengths ranging from 100 feet to 1500 feet, depending on the manufacturer and customer needs. Color: Clear Bubble Wrap: Standard option that allows visibility of the items being wrapped. Colored Bubble Wrap: Used for branding or aesthetic purposes. Density: The density refers to how tightly packed the bubbles are, affecting the strength and cushioning performance of the wrap. Higher density typically provides better protection. Perforation: Some air bubble rolls come perforated every 12-24 inches to make it easier to tear off at desired lengths.