Skropak 200L – Optimal warehouse efficiency
For thriving online shops, constantly ordering small quantities of packaging materials can be a nuisance. The 200-litre Skropak bag is the perfect solution, providing a solid supply of filling material while being compact enough to store easily at the packing station. This option will help you optimise your logistics process by reducing the frequency of orders and saving your employees time. Filling the boxes with crisps is quick, clean and requires no effort.
Safe transport and a "WOW" effect when unpacking
When shipping fragile and valuable items, you need uncompromising protection. Skropak's eco-friendly crisps perfectly secure the products inside the package, creating a resilient, protective layer around them that absorbs shocks. In addition to safety, Skropak offers something else – it builds a positive image for your brand. When the customer opens the package, they do not see a pile of unfriendly plastic. They see a natural product that can be easily dissolved under running water in the sink or thrown away in the compost. It is an eco-friendly approach that really increases consumer loyalty.
Who uses crisps to fill parcels?
Crisps for filling parcels are a popular choice among various customer groups. They are used, among others, by:
- e-commerce companies,
- online shops,
- logistics companies,
- manufacturers.
What is skropak filler made of?
Skropak filler is made from hydrocarbons, polymers and potato or corn starch. Thanks to the use of plant-based ingredients, Skropak is fully biodegradable and environmentally friendly. These ingredients give the filler a delicate grain scent. However, it does not affect the smell of items shipped in a parcel together with skropak. Skropak is very flexible and easy to crush, but this does not affect its shock-absorbing properties.
Is the crispy filler biodegradable?
Yes, the crispy filler is fully biodegradable and environmentally friendly. Made from plant-based ingredients, it is safe for nature and decomposes without negatively impacting the environment.
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