Bubble Mailers are a commonly used for packaging. A Bubble Mailer is similar to a Poly Mailer but is used to ship fragile and semi-fragile items as it has an interior made of bubble cushioning. The interior of a Bubble Mailer is created with bubble wrap, which are pockets of air locked between two layers of polyethylene film. The air bubbles protect the products against damage during shipping or moving.
Bubble wrap was invented in 1950 by Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes, who wanted to produce a textured wallpaper, but things did not go according to plan, and the two decided to mark their production as a packaging material. In 1960, they both founded Sealed Air Corporation and began mass production of bubble wrap. One of the first clients for bubble wrap was IBM who used it to protect IBM 1401 computer during shipment.
Bubble Mailers, made with bubble wrap appeals to people not only because it's lightweight but also because it provides better protection from shock and vibration than tissue or foam cushioning.
Why choose Bubble Mailers?
“The presentation and packaging is everything” - Eric Davis
Bubble Mailers are a great packaging option. It is not only appealing to the eye but ensures that the product inside is protected and less prone to damage due to moist weather conditions. Bubble Mailers are lightweight, inexpensive, and are easy to customize.
Protective Packaging Bubble Mailers
Bubble Mailers are made with a protective material called bubble wrap. It was created by a pair of engineers accidentally while trying to make a textured wallpaper. Bubble wrap comes in various forms, and different sheets of bubble wrap are available on the market. It is usually a polyethylene compound that is bonded between two plastic sheets.