Appliances

Appliance Tape for Every Need From ovens and refrigerators to washing machines and air conditioners, household appliances are an essential element in any modern American home or business. While most individuals don’t give much thought to the effort it takes to get those appliances manufactured, constructed, and shipped from warehouses to...

Strapping tape uses Strapping tape is used regularly to protect delicate surfaces, secure loose parts, and protect key components against shocks and mechanical stress during transport. These tapes also are used in bundling and palletizing all sorts of transport units. There's a few features of strapping tape that come to mind, but there's one in particular...

Angleboard applications Angleboard is used as protective packaging during before, during, and after shipping. There's numerous uses for Angleboard, and they all help protect your product line. It's made from multiple layers of paperboard, laminated, glued, and then formed into a rigid right angle. It has an open edge design that lends itself to it's...

Pallet Frame benefits Pallet Frame is an economical protective packaging material used for numerous applications. It’s used for edge protection, unitizaiton, and stabilization. There’s no assembly required, which is always a plus. It’s also just one piece that goes onto a pallet. Pallet Frame remains in place without additional securement, making it...

Protective films are designed to guard critical surfaces from scratching, marring, and abrasions.  When you think about protective films, you may envision the film found on a new appliance or an electronic device or the material you use to cover and protect flooring while painting, etc.  The reality though is that protective films are used far...

Increasing productivity while decreasing expenses Anyone who bags materials at their facility knows just how physically demanding that job truly is on a person. Whether you’re bagging a 50 pound bag of dry dog food or small bags of picture-hanging nails, the likelihood is that you’re trying to get a lot of little things into something much bigger...