Packing Peanuts

Expanded polyethylene foam, commonly known as EPE foam, is a flexible and lightweight material that may be utilised in a variety of ways, such as as a buffer or protective packaging. It is created by heating and compressing polyethylene beads, which creates a closed-cell foam structure. To safeguard delicate objects during travel, the shipping and packing sectors frequently employ EPE foam buffers. The packaged items are protected from harm by the cushioning effects of the foam, which assist absorb shocks and collisions. Glassware, ceramics, fragile electronics, and other sensitive things are especially well-protected by it.