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News Release from: Cushioncube | Subject: Cushion Cubes
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 01 March 2006
Superior protection for fragile lab
equipment
Cushioncube, a one-stop source for protective packaging materials for irregularly-shaped and fragile items, offers its Cushion Cubes, which provide superior cushioning during shipping and handling
Designed to serve small businesses, e-commerce and other users, Cushion Cubes are available online and shipped directly via UPS and/or FedEx, allowing users to avoid often costly distribution channels Made from 100% recyclable paper fibres, Cushion Cubes offer a superior alternative to petroleum-based packaging materials says the company
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 10 Jan 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Cushion Cubes' unique shape has the ability to compress and reset, providing continuous product protection despite the repetitive drops, bumps, and jolts of the normal shipping and handling processes.
They also have the ability to conform to an item's shape, eliminating the need to redesign the package for each new product.
Cushion Cubes' patented design features an interlocking technology which produces low product migration and settling, locking safely around products and suspending them in the carton without special blocking, bracing or foam-in-place packaging.
Their rugged, textured surface and contoured shape prevents objects from shifting during transit.
Because Cushion Cubes are naturally inert, they do not cling to items or clothing and do not emit any static discharge.
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