Name: Pregis Quantum 14 3/4" x 1690' 30 lb. Fanfold Void Fill Paper 4069622
Brand: Pregis
SKU: 442PR141690FF
Price: 39.99 USD
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Product Overview

Efficient packing solution for commercial establishments
Compatible with Pregis Quantum Equipment XTW void fill machine
Eco-friendly, recyclable alternative to plastic cushioning
Perfect for packaging and void fill applications
30 lb. 14 3/4" x 1690' size is ideal for smaller void fills

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Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 21.39 lb.
Length: 1,690 Feet
Width: 14 3/4 Inches
Basis Weight: 30 lb.
Color: Brown
Features: Made in America Recyclable
Material: Kraft Paper Paper
Style: Fanfold
Type: Packing Paper

Pregis 4069622 Details

For a safe, eco-friendly alternative to plastic cushioning, use this Pregis Quantum 14 3/4" x 1690' 30 lb. fanfold void fill paper. It is perfect for cushioning, blocking, and bracing products and for void fill applications. The 30 lb. 14 3/4" x 1690' size is ideal for smaller void fills.

This single-ply paper is designed to be used with the Pregis Quantum XTW void fill machine. It is made from 100% recycled kraft paper and is eco-friendly to help reduce your environmental footprint. This Quantum Easypack paper is easy to use and is an efficient packing solution for commercial establishments. It is the perfect product for protecting fragile products during shipping and transport.

Overall Dimensions:
Length: 1690'
Width: 14 3/4"

Attention CA Residents:

Made in America
This item was made in the United States of America.
Recyclable
This item is able to be recycled under some recycling programs.

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