SOLUTIONS FOR PROTECTIVE PACKAGING FOR WINDOWS
PROTECTIVE PACKAGING FOR WINDOWS
An element as old as the windows has undergone a spectacular change in recent times, with the incorporation of increasingly thicker and heavier crystals, on the one hand and on the other, the wide variety of structural materials ranging from traditional wood, aluminum or PVC as the most widespread.
Lately, they are starting to incorporate more sensitive elements, such as the internet of things, energy absorption, etc.
All this makes them a much more fragile element than they used to be. If we also add the increasingly widespread trend of online sales, we are in front of one of the products with the greatest need for packaging capable of absorbing large impacts.
Our 3D cardboard technology allows us to offer solutions with high hit-absorption capacity while being easy recyclable.
Don't let bad packaging affect your business. Our Protective packaging for windows allows you to protect the merchandise, helping you to reduce incidents.
OUR PRODUCTS FOR PROTECTIVE PACKAGING FOR WINDOWS
Foam profiles
Foam profile for glass protection
EPS molded corner protectors
Handling, transport and tipping indicators
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