Glassware manufacturers and decorative item suppliers need packaging that protects delicate surfaces. Vases, drinking glasses, decorative bowls, and glass ornaments are fragile and prone to scratching. Packaging materials must be clean and non-abrasive. Traditional void-fill options like foam peanuts can create static and mess. Crumpled paper may leave dust on finished surfaces. Plastic bubble wrap works but adds to waste and environmental concerns.
The Aircosan PT20 addresses these needs with clean, consistent strips. This desktop unit converts waste cardboard into uniform strips at 45cm width, 10mm thickness capacity, and 10 meters per minute speed. The strips produce minimal dust and provide clean void-fill that doesn't scratch or mark finished glass surfaces. Workers can produce material on demand, ensuring fresh, clean strips for each shipment.
Aircosan builds this equipment in our own facility, also manufacturing systems up to 120cm wide. The PT20 shares engineering standards with our larger equipment. The cutting mechanism produces clean separation without tearing, avoiding loose fibers that can create dust issues. The strips maintain consistent dimensions, providing predictable protection for fragile items.
For glassware manufacturers, the PT20 provides clean, reliable void-fill that preserves product appearance. The strips are lightweight, reducing shipping costs. Compared to plastic bubble wrap, the strips are environmentally responsible and cost less to produce. For decorative item suppliers shipping finished products, the clean strips prevent surface scratching and dust contamination. The PT20 helps glassware businesses protect product appearance while reducing packaging expenses and environmental impact.