Barkaat Packaging

We offer a wide array of Air Bubble Rolls which provide excellent protection against shock, abrasion and vibration to any products that are packaged within them.

Features:

• High quality raw material
• Operational efficacy

The prices of Air Bubble Roll will be discussed accordingly to the specifications recommended by the client.

Offering you Air bubble Rolls of 100 meters in lenght & 1 meter in height with 30 gsm in guage.

An air bubble is a small, spherical pocket of air trapped within a liquid or solid. It forms when air is enclosed by the surrounding substance, typically due to agitation, pressure changes, or chemical reactions. The surface tension of the liquid keeps the air confined within the bubble.

In a liquid, air bubbles are commonly seen in water, carbonated beverages, or foam. They can range in size from microscopic to large visible bubbles, like those seen in soap or champagne. When these bubbles rise to the surface, the air inside can escape into the surrounding environment.

Bubbles can also form in solid materials, such as in the production of foams, aerated materials, or certain plastics. In these cases, they often serve to lighten the material or give it special properties.

 

We are among the reputed organizations, deeply engaged in offering an optimum quality range of Air Bubble Pouch.

Offering you top quality with 40 gsm guage weighing 3.5 kgs air bubble rolls with hard air bubbles in roll for more protection and prevention from damages.

Air Bubble RollPioneers in the industry, we offer packing air bubble roll, pvc sun pack sheet, air bubble film roll, air bubble wrap roll, air bubble cover and transparent air bubble roll from India.

When you think of protective packaging for your glassware and first thing that comes to your mind is the air bubble roll. When it’s about safe packaging of fragile and breakable items such as costly vases, glassware, watches, jewelry, cases, antique items and rare paintings, no other option for packaging can perform a better job of cushioning than air bubble rolls. It serves to fill the voids inside a packaging box and protect your product from shifting, vibration and the damage caused by this to your product. The air bubble wrap packaging thus

An air bubble is a small, spherical pocket of air trapped within a liquid or solid. It forms when air is enclosed by the surrounding substance, typically due to agitation, pressure changes, or chemical reactions. The surface tension of the liquid keeps the air confined within the bubble.

In a liquid, air bubbles are commonly seen in water, carbonated beverages, or foam. They can range in size from microscopic to large visible bubbles, like those seen in soap or champagne. When these bubbles rise to the surface, the air inside can escape into the surrounding environment.

Bubbles can also form in solid materials, such as in the production of foams, aerated materials, or certain plastics. In these cases, they often serve to lighten the material or give it special properties.

 

An air bubble is a small, spherical pocket of air trapped within a liquid or solid. It forms when air is enclosed by the surrounding substance, typically due to agitation, pressure changes, or chemical reactions. The surface tension of the liquid keeps the air confined within the bubble.

In a liquid, air bubbles are commonly seen in water, carbonated beverages, or foam. They can range in size from microscopic to large visible bubbles, like those seen in soap or champagne. When these bubbles rise to the surface, the air inside can escape into the surrounding environment.

Bubbles can also form in solid materials, such as in the production of foams, aerated materials, or certain plastics. In these cases, they often serve to lighten the material or give it special properties.

 

An air bubble is a small, spherical pocket of air trapped within a liquid or solid. It forms when air is enclosed by the surrounding substance, typically due to agitation, pressure changes, or chemical reactions. The surface tension of the liquid keeps the air confined within the bubble.

In a liquid, air bubbles are commonly seen in water, carbonated beverages, or foam. They can range in size from microscopic to large visible bubbles, like those seen in soap or champagne. When these bubbles rise to the surface, the air inside can escape into the surrounding environment.

Bubbles can also form in solid materials, such as in the production of foams, aerated materials, or certain plastics. In these cases, they often serve to lighten the material or give it special properties.

 

An air bubble is a small, spherical pocket of air trapped within a liquid or solid. It forms when air is enclosed by the surrounding substance, typically due to agitation, pressure changes, or chemical reactions. The surface tension of the liquid keeps the air confined within the bubble.

In a liquid, air bubbles are commonly seen in water, carbonated beverages, or foam. They can range in size from microscopic to large visible bubbles, like those seen in soap or champagne. When these bubbles rise to the surface, the air inside can escape into the surrounding environment.

Bubbles can also form in solid materials, such as in the production of foams, aerated materials, or certain plastics. In these cases, they often serve to lighten the material or give it special properties.

 

An air bubble is a small, spherical pocket of air trapped within a liquid or solid. It forms when air is enclosed by the surrounding substance, typically due to agitation, pressure changes, or chemical reactions. The surface tension of the liquid keeps the air confined within the bubble.

In a liquid, air bubbles are commonly seen in water, carbonated beverages, or foam. They can range in size from microscopic to large visible bubbles, like those seen in soap or champagne. When these bubbles rise to the surface, the air inside can escape into the surrounding environment.

Bubbles can also form in solid materials, such as in the production of foams, aerated materials, or certain plastics. In these cases, they often serve to lighten the material or give it special properties.

 

An air bubble is a small, spherical pocket of air trapped within a liquid or solid. It forms when air is enclosed by the surrounding substance, typically due to agitation, pressure changes, or chemical reactions. The surface tension of the liquid keeps the air confined within the bubble.

In a liquid, air bubbles are commonly seen in water, carbonated beverages, or foam. They can range in size from microscopic to large visible bubbles, like those seen in soap or champagne. When these bubbles rise to the surface, the air inside can escape into the surrounding environment.

Bubbles can also form in solid materials, such as in the production of foams, aerated materials, or certain plastics. In these cases, they often serve to lighten the material or give it special properties.

 

An air bubble is a small, spherical pocket of air trapped within a liquid or solid. It forms when air is enclosed by the surrounding substance, typically due to agitation, pressure changes, or chemical reactions. The surface tension of the liquid keeps the air confined within the bubble.

In a liquid, air bubbles are commonly seen in water, carbonated beverages, or foam. They can range in size from microscopic to large visible bubbles, like those seen in soap or champagne. When these bubbles rise to the surface, the air inside can escape into the surrounding environment.

Bubbles can also form in solid materials, such as in the production of foams, aerated materials, or certain plastics. In these cases, they often serve to lighten the material or give it special properties.

 

An air bubble is a small, spherical pocket of air trapped within a liquid or solid. It forms when air is enclosed by the surrounding substance, typically due to agitation, pressure changes, or chemical reactions. The surface tension of the liquid keeps the air confined within the bubble.

In a liquid, air bubbles are commonly seen in water, carbonated beverages, or foam. They can range in size from microscopic to large visible bubbles, like those seen in soap or champagne. When these bubbles rise to the surface, the air inside can escape into the surrounding environment.

Bubbles can also form in solid materials, such as in the production of foams, aerated materials, or certain plastics. In these cases, they often serve to lighten the material or give it special properties.

 

40 GSM Bubble Wrap Packaging Material, Sheet Length (m/roll): 100 meter, Sheet Width: 1.5 meterProduct Specification Product DescriptionFormerly: Air Bubble Film (ABF) / SIL air

Lightweight Air Bubble Film (ABF) for all packaging and cushioning requirements.

'PROTECbubble' (bubble film/ ABF) is a flexible packaging and cushioning material made of the polymeric film comprising of small air pockets. The symmetrical air bubble pattern ensures excellent cushioning & provides protection against transit damage. 'PROTECbubble' (bubble film/ ABF) offers the most cost-effective protection for all your basic packaging needs. 'PROTECbubble' (bubble film/ ABF) is manufactured using the right proportion of special polymers to provide assured protection to the product throughout its lifespan. 'PROTECbubble' (bubble film/ ABF) is also available in fabricated pouches, cut pieces, and small rolls.

Features:

• Transparent, hygienic, dust free & nontoxic
• Can be easily wrapped around the product for cushioning
• Resistant to moisture
• Provides excellent surface protection against accidental impact & scratches
• Special anti-static bubble film (ABF) grades are available for ESD applications
• Can be supplied in roll form or in customized fabricated forms such as pouches, cut pieces, wraparounds etc.
• Various laminates available such as foam, film (printed or unprinted)
• Environment friendly product. 100% recyclable

Applications:

• The excellent resilience of ‘PROTECbubble' (bubble film / ABF), resistance to shocks & abrasion and inherent flexibility give an advantage while packing a host of diverse products like.
• Packaging solutions: Dust covers, bubble wrap etc. for fragile items like glassware, mirrors, picture frames, ceramics, chinaware, pottery, handicrafts etc.
• Anti-static packaging covers
• The packaging of consumer durables and white goods like TV covers, Refrigerator packaging, LCD / LED packaging etc.
• Packing material for the painted surface of components
• The packaging of Pharmaceutical, Dental, and Optical equipment
• Packaging and cushioning solutions for Automobiles like transit packing of vehicles, returnable / multiple use packing materials, domestic and exports spare packing, component packing, packing material for 2-wheelers etc.
• The packaging of highly polished and sensitive items like electronic gadgets, appliances & scientific instruments
• The packaging of electronics & machinery
• Engineering components, industrial parts & automobile spare parts packaging
• Packaging and cushioning of furniture panels & profiles
• Polished rolls
• Packaging material for sensitive IT merchandise
• Fruits & vegetable packaging

*Composite packaging solutions can be designed for specific requirements.

An air bubble is a small, spherical pocket of air trapped within a liquid or solid. It forms when air is enclosed by the surrounding substance, typically due to agitation, pressure changes, or chemical reactions. The surface tension of the liquid keeps the air confined within the bubble.

In a liquid, air bubbles are commonly seen in water, carbonated beverages, or foam. They can range in size from microscopic to large visible bubbles, like those seen in soap or champagne. When these bubbles rise to the surface, the air inside can escape into the surrounding environment.

Bubbles can also form in solid materials, such as in the production of foams, aerated materials, or certain plastics. In these cases, they often serve to lighten the material or give it special properties.

 

SUPREME AIR BUBBLE