Protective Packaging

From warehouse shelves to final delivery, products face bumps and handling along the way. TigerPak stocks a comprehensive range of protective packaging materials designed to keep items secure and minimise damage risk during transit. Whether shipping fragile products, storing inventory, or preparing large consignments, we provide reliable support for all businesses.

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What Is Protective Packaging?

Protective packaging is material that is used to prevent movement, knocks, scratches, or dents when transporting fragile items. They are available in a range of options from corrugated cardboard to netting, and are designed to absorb impacts and stabilise movement of fragile and boxed items.

 

Types of Protective Packaging Material Available

You’ve probably seen or used bubble wrap or wrapping paper to secure items, but at TigerPak we stock a whole lot more so that you can separate and stabilise items, fill cartons with void fill, or protect your pallets. .

 

Choosing the Right Protective Packaging

The right protective packaging depends on what you’re protecting, and whether it’s being transported or stored. If you expect a lot of movement during transport, you’ll want to consider void fill or bubble wrap. If you’re storing items, then pallet protectors are a great option..

 

Benefits of Using Protective Packaging

Aside from the improved safety and stability, protective packaging is a cost-effective way to prevent losses due to damage, especially in high-traffic warehousing and freight transport. 

 

Shop Protective Packaging at TigerPak

Browse through our range or get in touch with the team for a chat about your needs, and we’ll help you stay stocked with the right protective packaging material in the right quantity and price, Australia-wide. 

FAQ's

  • Which protective packaging material is suitable for glass items?

    Bubble wrap is a good choice for glass items as it can absorb impacts and reduce movement, protecting fragile items from shifting and becoming damaged.

  • What packaging material can fill empty spaces inside cartons?

  • Can protective packaging be used between pallet layers?

  • What material can help separate products with finished surfaces?

  • Are padded mailers suitable for small shipped items?