Gas packaging airbag packaging

Gas packaging airbags are composed of individual individual gas columns, with comprehensive cushioning protection and tight fitting with the product and cardboard box, without any damage or displacement caused by gaps in the box; Each individual gas chamber has a reverse air stop function, which will not affect the overall protective effect due to a single gas column rupture. Each square meter of gas packaging bag can withstand at least 100 kg of heavy pressure without rupture. It is the most economical and environmentally friendly way to replace the existing Poly Long, EPE, and paper inner packaging. It can provide the same seismic protection as the product with a smaller packaging volume, greatly saving material and commodity storage and distribution costs. The product packaging air bag uses an air column to form a cushioning material for the internal packaging. After SGS testing, it does not contain any heavy metals and is non-toxic in combustion. It meets the characteristics of airtightness, moisture resistance, and environmental protection. It is the best choice to replace Polylon, EPE, and pulp in this century. In most cases, the gas added is ordinary air, and in special cases, gases such as nitrogen and carbon dioxide can also be added. Gas packaging bags are composed of 95% air and 5% adhesive film. The materials are completely flat before inflation, lightweight and short, occupying no space, greatly reducing the storage space of materials. Using physical principles, inflate once, fully discharge, and automatically lock the air to form a diving chamber. In case of damage, only the damaged air column partially fails, while the remaining air columns are completely unaffected and still maintain their protective effect. Provide seismic protection for long-term storage and transportation without air leakage, and cushion protection with comprehensive coverage of air column type to minimize damage rate.

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