A type of smooth, strong packing paper made from sulphate cellulose fibres. Highly tear-resistant and excellent as a base for securing goods in warehouses.
Legal indicator of empty space in e-commerce packages (Art. 24 PPWR). Measures the difference between the packaging volume and the volume of the packed product. 50% limit applies from 1 January 2030.
The process of matching the volume and dimensions of the outer packaging as closely as possible to the actual product dimensions. Prevents shipping air and reduces dimensional weight charges.
A tabletop or floor-standing warehouse device with a sharp, safe cross-cutting blade. Enables quick pulling and simple cutting of the required length of packing paper directly from the roll.
A very dense, homogeneous and smooth type of heavyweight paper. Used as pallet separators and for furniture wrapping. Unlike corrugated board, it has no voids in its cross-section.
