Bubble Bags

Bubble bags are primarily made from high-pressure polyethylene bubble film, which is cut and processed into specific sizes and shapes. This process involves using a specialized bubble film bag-making machine that employs hot drying and hot cutting techniques. These bubble bags are essential for providing protective cushioning in the logistics and transportation of various products. They are widely used for safeguarding electronics, instruments, ceramics, handicrafts, household appliances, bicycles, kitchenware, furniture, hardware tools, glass products, and precision instruments that require effective buffer protection.

The principle of bubble bags is that the film contains air to form air bubbles, which prevent products from impacts, ensuring protection during shaking or movement. Additionally, bubble bags provide heat preservation and insulation, making them suitable for packaging and transporting various products. The air-filled middle layer of the air-cushion film makes these bags lightweight and elastic, offering properties such as sound insulation, shock resistance, abrasion resistance, waterproofing, moisture-proofing, and compression resistance.

Bubble bags come in single-sided and double-sided varieties. Single-sided bubble bags are ideal for protecting lightweight products, while double-sided bubble bags offer strong shock resistance, suitable for packaging larger and heavier items. Both types are used across various industries and can be made as anti-static bubble bags, available in different colors.

Bubble bags are categorized based on different face papers into kraft paper bubble bags, pearl film bubble bags, aluminized platinum bubble bags, and transparent bubble bags (with two or three layers). Depending on the material, there are ordinary bubble bags, anti-static bubble bags, and static-conducting bubble bags. According to structure, there are naked bubble bags, kraft paper bubble bags, and other material bubble bags. Additionally, various additives can be incorporated into the raw materials to produce anti-static bubble bags.