Wrapping
Whether a company needs shrink-wrapping, stretch-wrapping, or custom packaging designs, Wrapping Factory Solutions deliver reliable, scalable options. These improve supply chain efficiency and enhance product appeal on the shelves—making packaging not just a necessity but a valuable part of the customer experience.
Paper Core and Tubes
Paper cores and tubes are vital in packaging, used for winding and storing products like textiles and films. Made from durable, recyclable paperboard, they offer strength, stability, and environmental benefits, and can be customized to meet various industry needs.
Features & Characteristics
- High Structural Strength: Resistant to compression and crushing to ensure products remain intact during transport and storage.
- Customizable Specifications: Available in various inner diameters (1.0″ to 16.0″+), wall thicknesses (0.018″ to 0.750″+), and custom lengths, ranging from small components to over 50 feet.
- Sustainability: Made from recycled materials, making them eco-friendly, biodegradable, and recyclable.
- Surface Customization: Options for in-line printing, branding, and specialized covers or liners for aesthetic or functional needs.
- Distinct Functions: Paper cores are used to wind materials around the outside (e.g., tape, textiles), while paper tubes protect items placed inside (e.g., mailing tubes).
- Moisture Resistance: Specialized manufacturing can enhance resistance to moisture, protecting the contents from environmental damage.
Applications & Usage
- Winding Support (Cores): Used for plastic films, flexible packaging, labels, tapes, textiles, fabrics, and aluminium foil.
- Shipping & Protection (Tubes): Used for mailing posters, documents, and engineering drawings.
- Retail Packaging: Rigid tubes act as containers for premium products, cosmetics, and specialty items.
- Construction: Heavy-duty, large-diameter tubes (e.g., Sonotubes) are used to form columns and concrete piers.
- Consumer Goods: Core centers for toilet paper, kitchen towels, and industrial wipes.
- Manufacturing: Used for feeding materials into machinery during converting processes.
- Metal Processing: Used by steel and aluminium mills to wind metal sheets and coils.
- Electrical: Used to protect components.
