The new tear-strip design is quick and easy to disassemble too, so can save time during the packing process Easy to handle – more items per pallet means fewer pallets to handle, saving you time when they’re unloaded in your warehouse.Less transport required – this means less CO2 is released into the environment and less fuel is needed, so there’s a reduced impact on fossil resources.Save time, save space, and increase efficiencyĪs the new PickPack format is smaller and lighter, up to 33% more MailLite® envelopes can be packed on to a pallet. Easy to recycle – the MailLite® envelopes themselves are easy to recycle with a recyclable paper outer and an easy-to-detach bubble inner (made from 60% recycled content).Lowered carbon footprint – less packing material, less waste and 50% fewer CO2 emissions compared to previous MailLite® packs.cardboard boxes previously used to pack MailLite® Lighter packaging – 60% less packaging weight vs.Improved MailLite® pack sustainabilityīy reducing the packing weight and volume of MailLite® envelopes, they become a much more sustainable packaging product. The replacement pack is comprised of four cardboard trays overwrapped with shrink film and includes an easy-opening tear strip.

Replacing the corrugated boxes used to previously ship MailLite® envelopes, the new PickPack format is smart, clean, and easy to use. Photo: courtesy of Photoraidz / Air MailLite® padded envelopes are available to purchase from Network Packaging in a range of sizes and now come packed in a new PickPack format designed to reduce carbon emissions and boost overall sustainability. Image: B+ Equipment manufactures corrugated packaging machinery. In 2014, Sealed Air posted revenues to the tune of $7.8bn. Intellibot Robotics, including its intellectual property, the manufacturing and engineering operations in Richmond, Virginia, and sales, have been integrated into Sealed Air’s Diversey Care division. In April, Sealed Air acquired Intellibot Robotics, a pioneer in the development of robotic commercial floor cleaning machines. With a presence in 175 countries, the US-based Sealed Air has a portfolio of packaging offerings, including Cryovac food packaging, Bubble Wrap cushioning and Diversey cleaning and hygiene systems. 'The acquisition of B+ further solidifies Sealed Air’s position in the growing e-commerce market with a solution that focuses on reducing the cost of shipping and increasing productivity.' Sealed Air product care president Kenneth P Chrisman said: 'The Sealed Air acquisition strategy is focused on best-in-class, disruptive technologies that extend our leadership position.

Sealed Air has been the exclusive licensee of the I-Pack system in North America, Australia, and New Zealand for more than five years. It finds its utility in e-commerce, mail order, logistics providers, books and printings, among others. While folding and gluing increase the box strength, a lid is automatically sealed on the box.

The I-Pack is a corrugated-automated packing system with volume reduction, in which the height of the products inside the box is measured and reduced to fall in place with the size. The equipment can produce 300 to 2,000 boxes a day, and is available in two machine formats - a single footprint, and a double footprint. The e-Cube is suitable for packaging requirements of e-commerce, mail order, logistics, books, printings and electronics. The acquisition covers B+’s proprietary flagship I-Pack system and the newly launched e-Cube system, both of which are claimed to provide intelligent and high-velocity fulfillment.

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