Protective Packaging Overview

Protective packaging utilizes advanced cushioning materials such as EPE foam, air bubble film, and molded pulp to absorb shocks, prevent abrasions, and maintain product integrity during transit, particularly for sensitive electronics, fragile ceramics, and precision medical equipment requiring ISTA 3A-compliant protection.

Product Showcase

Shockproof Bubble Bags (PE)cosmetics

EPE Protective Foam Rolls

Shockproof Air Column Mailers

E-Pattern Cushioning Pellets

Black Adhesive Bubble Mailers

White Self-seal Bubble Mailers

Kraft Cushion Envelopes

Multi-color Adhesive Bubble Mailers

Professional Customization Process

Requirement Submit

>Upload CAD/Sample photos

>Specify certification (e.g., EU REACH)

Cross-border Quote

>EXW/FOB/DDP terms available

>HS Code pre-check (3921.90)

Contract Confirmation

>Payment: TT/LC/Wise/PayPal

>Proforma Invoice provided

Production & Customs

>Export packaging ( wooden cases)

>COO/SGS report included

Bubble wrap (or air cushion film) is a widely used packaging material for protecting fragile items during shipping. But what is it made of, and is it harmful to humans? Let’s break it down.

1. Primary Material of Bubble Wrap

Bubble wrap is typically made of low-density polyethylene (LDPE), a non-toxic, recyclable plastic. The air-filled bubbles provide cushioning, while some premium variants may include anti-static agents or UV coatings.

2. Is Bubble Wrap Harmful?

✅ Generally Safe:

LDPE is food-grade (used in cling film) and does not leach harmful chemicals.
Complies with international safety standards (EU REACH, US FDA).

⚠️ Precautions:

Burning Hazard: Releases toxic fumes (e.g., dioxins) if incinerated.
Child Safety: Small bubbles pose a choking risk—keep away from babies.
Prolonged Contact: Friction may generate microplastics (wear gloves if handling frequently).

3. Eco-Friendly Tips

♻️ Recyclable: Classified as Plastic #4 (LDPE)—check local recycling programs.
🌍 Sustainable Alternatives: Use biodegradable bubble wrap (PLA-based) or paper padding.

Conclusion: Bubble wrap is safe for normal use but requires proper disposal. Opt for eco-friendly options to minimize environmental impact.