Infl atable Packaging


The infl atable bag range is manufactured to the highest quality and offers maximum protection to fragile items.


Infl atable bags are ideal for packaging a number of items including glass bottles, toner cartridges, electronic items & many more.


Key benefi ts of using infl atable packaging:


• All bags come fl at until infl ated so can save up to 90% of your storage space


• All bags are 100% recyclable • Reduces damages and returns • Speeds up the packing process • Quick and easy to use


• No expensive start up costs or machinery required, all you need is a small air compressor or air line


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How to Infl ate the Bags


To infl ate the bags you will need an air compressor. The compressor comes with a foot pedal and nozzle attachment. It is a very quiet unit and infl ates the bags in seconds. The pressure gauge is already preset but the recommended pressure for infl ation is 15-20 PSI.


To make it easier to infl ate the bags, every bag is fi tted with a small green nozzle (except small phone bags and toner bags) which means you don’t waste time searching for the infl ation hole.


Corrugate boxes & mailing bags are available for some of the infl atable packaging range. Please see page 45 for information on the outer packaging.


1. Insert 2. Infl ate


3. Pack & Post


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