Product
Mailing bag
A padded mailing bag with a peel-and-seal flap. It is the cheapest pack in the range and the one most often used for the wrong thing.
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RANGE
Three products, and what settles each one.
The range covers a padded mailer, a bench dispenser and machine stretch film. Each product page carries the feature that decides whether it works at the packing station and the questions worth settling before an order.
Product
Void-fill dispenser
A bench dispenser holding a roll of paper void fill. It is bought to speed up packing, so the specification is the time per parcel rather than the material.
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Product
Pallet wrap
A machine-grade stretch film on a core. The specification is the stretch rather than the thickness, because stretch is what holds the load.
Open the product →How the range is organised.
By what the operator does with it rather than by what it is made of. A bag is decided by its seal, a dispenser by its tear edge, a film by its stretch.
- Sealed packs
- Decided by the seal, because one lift is a lost parcel
- Bench equipment
- Decided by the time per parcel, not by the material price
- Stretch film
- Decided by the stretch percentage, not by the thickness
- Printed packs
- Decided by the substrate, because it is not white