Bubble Wrap
Bubble wrap is what’s more preferable when it comes to protecting a big amount of items stored in a single space, ie multiple electronics in a single box or multiple filming equipment loaded into a truck. It’s better to use bubble wrap for items that you aren’t going to box as well as items that have movable parts—you can snuggly tighten bubble wrap around that item to avoid its parts from moving and breaking off like with tripods, selfie-sticks, and foldable furniture.
Foam Peanut
Foam peanuts are used to help prevent items from moving inside a space thereby preventing them from colliding with each other. Foam peanut is perfect for packing multiple items in boxes like toys, appliances, and electronics. This is the preference of logistics management services providers. Just make sure to pack the foam tightly on all the sides for the boxes surrounding your item to completely secure your items from impact.
Paper Cushion
Paper is cheap and versatile. You can wrap semi fragile items with old newspaper or softened box cardboard. This is a good alternative for when sending items that are prone to getting scratched but are not necessarily completely fragile like ceramic works and think glass jars. Depending on how thick you place the cushioning and how tightly you packed your items, it can also help ease vibration. It isn’t as
You may be shipping a simple package through a courier service or migrating a lot of office supplies cross country through logistics management services but one this is for sure, you are going to need to play a part at keeping your items safe through transit and the right cushion could save you money and protect your prized property.
