Pocketsõhumullikile

Pocketsõhumullikile refers to a specific type of packaging material commonly known as bubble wrap. The term "pocketsõhumullikile" is a Finnish compound word. "Pocketsõhu" translates to "air bubble" and "kile" means "film" or "wrap." Therefore, pocketsõhumullikile literally translates to "air bubble film" or "air bubble wrap."

This material consists of a plastic film, typically polyethylene, with a pattern of small, regularly spaced air-filled pockets or bubbles. These bubbles are created by sealing two layers of plastic film together, leaving air trapped within. The primary function of pocketsõhumullikile is to provide cushioning and protection for fragile items during transit or storage. The air within the bubbles acts as a shock absorber, minimizing damage from impacts, vibrations, and compression.

Pocketsõhumullikile is widely used in the shipping and packaging industry for a diverse range of products, including electronics, glassware, ceramics, and artwork. It is also employed in other applications where cushioning is required, such as insulation or as a protective layer during construction or renovation projects. The material is lightweight, flexible, and relatively inexpensive, making it a popular choice for protective packaging. It is often available in various bubble sizes and roll lengths to accommodate different packaging needs.