Recommended for uses such as parts and bottles! Case studies of products that can accommodate various sizes.
We would like to introduce a custom case of the "Air Roll" that was implemented by Company M. This product was used for packaging computer repairs. It can be cut to fit the size of the equipment, allowing for a variety of sizes to be accommodated. It is also recommended for use with parts and bottles. 【Case Overview】 ■Adopted Product: Air Roll ■Usage: Packaging for computer repairs *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our packaging and cushioning materials utilize "air," which is found anywhere on Earth, and have significantly transformed the concept of packaging containers. The "air series" products offered by Nichiwa are next-generation packaging cushioning materials that wrap and secure products using the power of "air." They achieve resource conservation, are gentle on people, and consider the environment. The core product features a "check valve" that prevents the backflow of enclosed air and a "packaging and cushioning material" that automatically expands according to the size and number of packaged products while securing them in place. The fundamental technologies that make up these products have been patented in Japan and overseas. By utilizing Nichiwa's groundbreaking products based on advanced technology, significant reductions in packaging operations and distribution costs can be achieved. Furthermore, we are committed to transforming used packaging cushioning materials into new resources, greatly contributing to environmental conservation by preventing industrial waste generation. We aim to create packaging cushioning materials that wrap products in air, contributing to resource circulation.
