DIFFERENT TYPES OF PROTECTIVE PACKAGING...
Foam Packaging
Foam is most popular when your main aim is cushioning. For basic single-drop protection, Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) is usually recommended as it is the most economical option.
In between this range, a host of other material is also available.
Foam packaging can be moulded or fabricated. Moulding requires tooling and in line with Jebsen & Jessen Packaging's commitment to a greener environment, all foam material used do not contain CFC and are recyclable.
Some common items that benefit from foam packaging:
· Computer Peripherals
· Consumer electronics (black goods)
· Home appliances (white goods)
· Electronic components
· Office equipment
· Live tropical fish
· Furniture
Plastic Packaging
For more demanding requirements such as multiple-drop protection for the cushioning of highly sensitive products, more resilient material such as Expanded Polyethylene (EPE), Expanded Polypropylene (EPP) or ARCEL are the likelier choice.is justified for larger packaging quantities. For shorter lead times and lower tool costs, fabricating is a better option.
When cushioning is not your top concern, the choice of material widens to include thermoforming plastic and corrugated plastic boards.
Thermoforming is a process where a thin sheet of plastic is heated till it is soft and then formed into shape. The key advantage of this material is that it has very good dimensional accuracy, low tooling costs, short lead time and high throughput during production.
Usually the material is transparent and allows your product to be seen even when it is packed.
Corrugated plastic boxes and containers are usually used in place of normal paper carton boxes when the packaging is for repeated use. Besides being more durable, it is also easy to clean and is available in bright colours.
Some common items that benefit from plastic packaging:
· Automotive parts
· Consumer electronics (black goods)
· Home appliances (white goods)
· Computer peripherals
· Electronic components
· Medical and pharmaceutical products
Paper Packaging
Moulded paper, more commonly known as moulded fibre or moulded pulp, is manufactured from recycled paper. Two types of moulded fibre are available: hot-pressed and non-pressed. Packaging for cushioning or holding items in place can be designed and produced using this material.
Paper packaging made by converting corrugated paper boards is suited for protecting products that require lower levels of cushioning. The production process is relatively simple but the design demands can be very high for turning a basic corrugated paper board into an effective packaging solution from cutting, folding and gluing.
It is not uncommon for the customer to commission Jebsen & Jessen Packaging to design two forms of cushioned packaging, one in foam and the other in paper, to cater to specific market requirements.
The former is cost-effective while the latter is perceived to be more environmentally friendly in some countries.
Some common items that benefit from paper packaging:
· Consumer electronics (black goods)
· Home appliances (white goods)
· Computer peripherals and consumables
· Mobile phones
· Medical and pharmaceutical products
· Furniture
Wood Packaging
To cater to mounting customer needs, Jebsen & Jessen Packaging has expanded its expertise and product line to include wood packaging.
This comes in the form of a simple wooden pallet, crate or container to protect and transport usually large million-dollar equipment.
Each process from conceptual design to final delivery is carefully and professionally executed to the satisfaction of the customer. Even the way your products can be easily unpacked is taken into consideration.
The wood material used is renewable, and in-house heat treatment ensures that no bug takes a free ride from one country to another. You can leave your whole back-end requirements in the capable hands of packaging experts.
Some common items that benefit from wood packaging:
· Computer servers
· High-value office equipment
· Advanced technology machinery
· Telecommunications equipment
· Automotive and aircraft parts
Integrated Packaging
Sometimes, the best packaging solution is not confined to using a single material. Featuring a pool of talented design engineers with diverse experience, Jebsen & Jessen Packaging crafts out the best and most cost-efficient solution for you.
Armed with a complete understanding of your packaging requirements, the designers will regard each project with a material-neutral approach to work out feasible integrated packaging solutions. Many of these solutions have become award-winning models throughout the history of the organisation.
Some common items that benefit from integrated packaging:
· Consumer electronics (black goods)
· Home appliances (white goods)
· Office equipment
· Electronic components
· Telecommunications equipment
· Automotive and aircraft parts