Cardboard appeared many years ago, but still remains relevant and in demand. It is used for a variety of purposes and needs, but it is mostly used as a packaging material.

What is cardboard packing in rolls and where is it used?

In short, it is a cardboard consisting of layers interconnected by means of silicate or starch glue – corrugated and flat. Unlike ordinary cardboard, it has only transverse stiffness, while in the longitudinal direction it bends easily. This property significantly expands the scope of use of this material – it can be used:

• as packing material – for furniture, household and industrial appliances, dimensional, metal objects, massive products and fragile things, etc. – before packing in rigid container;
• as a laying layer during storage and transportation of freights;
• for sealing cavities in containers;
• to protect the floor and other surfaces during repair and construction.

Obviously, it can be used for another purpose – it depends on the imagination of the owner of such material.

Rolled cardboard reliably protects objects from mechanical damage and provides additional cushioning during transportation. Despite its light weight, softness and flexibility, cardboard is quite strong. The material is easy to use, can be used (as a stand-alone package or addition to an existing one) repeatedly, easily disposed of. Since the cardboard is in a roll, you can unwind exactly as much as you need, without a residue that minimizes waste.

The material “breathes”, and therefore, packaged items have air exchange with the environment. Due to this, as well as the use of 100% environmentally friendly materials in the manufacture, this cardboard is suitable for food packaging.

In the end, a lot is decided by the affordable price – given the cheap raw materials and simple production technologies. In many cases, it successfully replaces the air bubble film, and under equal conditions is quoted above.