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Yes, but there are requirements. Here I take an ordinary single-layer bubble bag as an example, as shown in the figure below. Ordinary bubble bags, that is, single-layer bubble bags, have two sides, one side is ordinary plastic film, and the other side is bubbles. When customizing, merchants can ask the plastic bag manufacturer to face the side of the bubble outward or inward.
If it is facing outward, the inside of the bag is a plain plastic film, and if it is facing inward, it is the opposite. Why am I telling you this? Because you can only print if the bubble side is facing inward, and if the bubble side is facing outward, you can't print. In addition, bubble bags cannot be printed with any graphics and texts. Generally, you can print simple things such as environmental labels.
So do you know the classification of bubble bags?
Tools/Materials: Foam, EPE, Corrugated Paper, Bursting Bags, Method/Steps: Foam. Choose or customize the foam size according to the size of the carton, the number and volume of the boxed fruits, etc., put the foam into the outer packaging carton, and then put the fruits into the foam one by one. The pearl cotton is selected according to the number and size of a box of fruits, or the size of the pearl cotton is customized. Put the pearl cotton into the outer packaging carton, and then put the fruits into the pearl cotton one by one.
Corrugated paper: Use corrugated paper to make the inside of the carton fit the size of the fruit, and then put the fruit in. Because corrugated paper is relatively hard, generally each fruit will be protected by an extra layer of pearl netting. Inflatable bag: Inflatable bag can be used as long as it is inflated. When packing fruit, tear off a large number of dunnage bags by hand. There are many styles of inflatable bags for fruits, such as air column bags, bubble bags, etc. And, you can choose according to different fruit shapes and protection needs.
