What can be sent in a bubble envelope?

Bubble envelopes really do have many different applications – this applies not only to the industries in which they are used, but also to the goods/products that can be sent in them. Would you like to know in which industries bubble envelopes work best? This article will certainly help you to dispel any doubts you may have before purchasing operational materials for your business.

Bubble envelopes – what is worth knowing about them?

Running your own business without properly selected operational materials would be really hard. Both bubble envelopes and bubble wrap itself have a similar structure and application. The products available from Raja in the bubble envelope category consist mainly of two layers, namely:

• an outer layer of foil or paper,
• an inner layer filled with bubble wrap.

The structure of this type of envelope is really simple, while the foil itself is designed to cushion any external impacts. The inner material, i.e. the foil cushioning layer, consists of many small air chambers. In the event of a possible impact, the air bubbles may burst, but at the same time they neutralise the power of the impact. As a result, the goods inside the envelope are not damaged even during transport over many days. It is also worth checking what anti-static bubble bags are used for. These are ideal, for example in the IT sector, for protecting hard disks during transport.

These properties make bubble envelopes a versatile and widely used product – both in the transport industry and in companies selling sensitive goods.

What are bubble envelopes used for? What can be sent in them?

The best bubble envelopes on the market are first and foremost a guarantee for the safety of the goods they contain. Thanks to the inner layer of the envelope filled with air bubbles – even highly sensitive electronics can be safely transported by courier companies. In which situations do they work best and where can they be used? Here are a few suggestions:

• packaging of electronic components for shipment,
• protecting glass, ceramic and break-sensitive products,
• shipping of CV or vinyl records,
• packaging of jewellery,
• and many other applications…

It is also worth mentioning that bubble envelopes are also suitable for protecting scratch-prone surfaces. The air bubbles inside the envelope provide excellent protection for many products to be shipped. In general, this type of operating material is used by courier companies, shipping and handling warehouses, as well as e-commerce companies.

What types of bubble envelopes are there?

The Raja online shop offers many types of bubble envelopes, which differ in colour, size and purpose, among other things. When it comes to colours, we distinguish such as:

• white,
• brown,
• made of kraft paper.

Bubble envelopes can come in different versions in terms of size, more precisely the inner height expressed in millimetres. The smallest models start at 160 mm, while the largest reach internal height dimensions of up to 470 mm. In order to make use of all the possibilities of bubble envelopes in your company, it is advisable to stock up on all the most popular types, or simply to determine the needs of your company at an early stage along with the type of goods to be shipped.

What should you consider when buying bubble envelopes for your business?

Before making the final decision to purchase bubble-filled envelopes, it is worth considering things such as:

• price per piece,
• renowned manufacturer,
• colour,
• material of manufacture – usually wrapping paper or white paper,
• purpose,
• size.

The protective envelopes that are available from Raja exhibit great cushioning properties, plus they are extremely tightly sealed on the sides. As a result, there is no risk of the envelope becoming damaged or unstuck while the goods are being transported inside them. An additional self-adhesive layer allows the packaging to be closed easily. For additional protection of products placed in bubble envelopes, it is advisable to place them in a courier foil pack, which will provide additional protection against moisture and water.

It is definitely worth choosing only recommended protective bubble envelopes from a brand with an established position on the European market. By choosing to order them from the Raja shop, you can be sure that quality goods will be delivered to your business. Before finally placing your order, it is definitely worth finding out all you can about bubble wrap and its types.

Bubble envelope – what is the cost?

Purchasing protective envelopes for a shipping warehouse, courier company or even an e-commerce business such as an online shop is not a strong burden on a company’s budget. Even the most popular types of Raja bubble envelopes cost no more than a few zloty each. At the moment we distinguish between several models of protective envelopes, namely:

• protective bubble envelopes in brown and white – these are standard models available in various sizes,
• shock-absorbingpaper envelopes – an absolute novelty on the market, distinguished by their light weight, excellent shock absorption and covering with as many as 2 layers of 110 g/m2 paper,
• foilbubble envelope – provides excellent protection against shocks, is resistant to punctures and is additionally much lighter than paper models, which reduces shipping costs.

So it is safe to say that reducing shipping costs while ensuring maximum protection for your products is possible by using Raja’s innovative bubble envelopes.

Bubble envelopes – can you send virtually anything in them?

Raja’s protective envelopes allow for the safe shipping and storage of a variety of goods – from small to even larger than A4 size. To summarise: packaging with a bubble-filled surface inside is suitable for sending CDs/DVDs, jewellery, as well as small electronics or even spare parts for watches.

If, at the shipping stage, maximum protection of the goods against the effects of water, impacts and strong temperature changes is important, the best possible method of protection is to invest in Raja’s economical bubble envelopes.

By choosing to purchase such packaging, you don’t have to worry about further expenses associated with investing in so-called parcel fillers. Bubble envelopes already have a kind of bubble filler inside, which in most cases is sufficient to protect sensitive goods for shipping – whether glass, ceramic or extremely delicate electronics.