When you package delicate content, you generally have to choose between bubble wrap and peanut packaging. Bubble wrap packaging methods are clean, mess-free packaging materials that are designed in tiny bubbles that absorb all the stress, strain, and the bumps that the product encounters during the ride to the destination. Similarly, peanut packaging methods are methods that are used to stuff tiny balls that are shaped like peanuts to absorb all the bumps en route to the destination during transit. Between the two methods, which ones is the best? This is a never ending debate, and we provide you the overview t both the methods here:

 

Peanut packaging

 

Peanut packaging methods are based on various colored balls that are put together with different properties to make sure your products reach their destination safely. White balls are virgin plastic in nature, green ones contribute to strength, while red ones add stiffness to the entire packaging system. The packaging ensures that there is no damage done to the delicate goods that are being transported.

 

However, peanut plastic can be messy and cause quite a litter when they are spread about upon opening the box. Thus, not many people like peanut packaging methods.

 

Bubble wraps packaging

 

Packing with bubble wraps is a relatively cleaner, simpler, and more effective procedure, in terms of safety and overall costs. Fragile objects are best packaged with bubble wrap plastics and transported with panache. Bubble wraps are designed with bubbled paper that makes sure all the bumps on the way are subject to the wrap and the object within is safe from mal-handling. Thus, they are ideal packaging options you must consider. Moreover, bubble wraps are clean and can be used to play with too (tell us, who doesn’t like picking all the bubbles in a bubble wrap).