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In this article we will explain what bubble mailers are and which are the best places to buy them.

The world is quickly becoming one global market, where buyers and sellers from different countries meet up to exchange goods and services. With the evolution of the online business, you as a seller must be sure that your customers will get their product delivered in a fast and safe manner. Hence, the right shipping envelope is essential for safeguarding any important mailing.

According to the definition given by wikipedia.org, Bubble Wrap is a pliable transparent plastic material commonly used for packing fragile items. The air bubbles provide the cushioning for fragile items, yet the material as a whole remains very light due to the fact that it's filled with air. The bubbles vary in size from 6mm in diameter to 25mm or more. There are also self-sealed bubble mailers offering tampering security.

Bubble mailers are used to ship variety of things. Mostly, bubble mailers are used for the packaging of CD's, DVD's, cell phones, video games, cosmetics, jewelry, trading cards, hardware & tools, accessories. It should be pointed out that despite the fact that bubble mailers have excellent cushioning capabilities, they don't have any stacking strength. That's why, they are not recomended for shipping goods that can be easily crushed.

Bubble mailers are based on the Bubble Wrap technology patented by Sealed Air. Bubble wrap is a pliable transparent plastic with regularly spaced air-filled hemispheres (bubbles), which provide cushioning for precious or breakable items. The bubble wrap technology was invented by Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes, in 1957. As it with most innovations, this one also happened accidentally, when the two engineers were trying to create a textured plastic wallpaper.

When Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes realized the potential of their discovery, they went on to patent the technology and created the Sealed Air Corporation 1960. 47 years later, Sealed Air is still the leading company in its industry constantly innovating and providing consumers with improved materials. The bubble mailers from Sealed Air have higher initial thickness and fullness, and provide up to 30% greater protection. This is possible thanks to the new barrier layer introduced by Sealed Air, which is 100 times more resistant to the passage of air than even a thick single layer of polyethylene used by other brands.

The advantages of bubble mailers as a packagaing material are really convincing. Bubble mailers provide superior cushioning. They can be used multiple times and are also recyclable, which makes them environmentally friendly.

On the Internet you will find websites selling bubble mailers, but we will just mention two companies, because they are amongst the leaders - ShippingSupply.com and SealedAir.com. ShippingSupply.com have a 10 day money-back guarantee, quantity discounts and tens of different models to choose from. The bubble mailers from SealedAir.com offer superior cushioning and surface protection.

Article Source: http://www.find-investment-advice.com

ShippingSupply.com offers wholesale bubble Mailers by Durabubble. Author - Rick Landreaux.

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