Kraft Paper Bubble Machine Pangolin Plus

What Is SelectPack’s Paper Bubble Machine Pangolin Plus ?

The Paper Bubble Machine Pangolin Plus is designed for ease of use, requiring no specialized skills or knowledge. Simply install and initiate the roll or kraft paper to get started. Capable of producing paper bubble film at a rate of 10 meters per minute, this machine is ideal for the preservation and transportation protection of food and fruit, serving both industrial and household needs.

Emphasizing sustainability, the Paper Bubble Machine uses materials that are 100% recyclable and operates with low energy consumption. This not only makes it an eco-friendly option but also cost-effective for creating packaging materials.

How Is Paper Bubble Made?

If you’re already using kraft paper for packaging, you might find paper bubble film intriguing. Why? Paper bubble film, notable for its unique, uneven bubbles on its surface, offers a distinct advantage over traditional bubble film. Its raw material, kraft pulp, is 100% recyclable, making it an eco-friendly option for various applications. In everyday life, it can be used to package industrial supplies, provide protection for items during shopping, and safeguard daily food or fruit, among other uses. With a paper bubble machine, you can produce the necessary paper bubble film on demand, automating the process for efficiency and convenience.

How Does the SelectPack’s Paper Bubble Machine Work?

The Paper Bubble Machine operates by taking paper-based packaging material, specifically guiding it through internal gears. This paper is then fed onto a roller equipped with air holes. As the paper passes over this roller, the air holes work to form bubbles in the kraft paper, creating the distinctive paper bubble packaging. This process not only allows for the production of an eco-friendly alternative to traditional plastic and bubble wrap but also represents an innovative approach in packaging machines and materials, offering a sustainable and efficient packaging solution.

Differences Between the Pangolin and Pangolin Plus Kraft Paper Bubble Making Machines