Glass packaging and fragile goods require void-fill that provides reliable protection without introducing abrasion or contamination risks. Glass containers, decorative glass items, and ceramic products are brittle and easily damaged during shipping. Traditional void-fill materials like foam peanuts create static and mess. Crumpled paper lacks consistency and professional appearance. Plastic bubble wrap works but adds to waste and environmental concerns.
The Aircosan PT30 addresses these needs with clean, consistent strips. This desktop unit converts waste cardboard into uniform strips at 55cm width, 10mm thickness capacity, and 10 meters per minute speed. The strips provide excellent cushioning without dust or static, making them suitable for glass and ceramic products where cleanliness matters. Workers feed used boxes and produce void-fill material on demand.
Aircosan builds this equipment in our own facility, also manufacturing systems up to 120cm wide. The PT30 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 width and thickness, providing predictable protection for fragile shipments.
Compared to polystyrene foam that creates disposal challenges, the strips are fully recyclable and environmentally responsible. Unlike plastic bubble wrap that requires petroleum-based materials, the strips are produced from waste cardboard. For glass manufacturers shipping bottles or decorative items, the strips offer reliable protection without expensive custom packaging. For ceramic producers, the clean material prevents surface scratching and edge damage. The PT30 provides cost-effective, sustainable protection that preserves product quality during transit while reducing packaging expenses.