Manufacturer of Eco Mailer Bag - 100% Compostable Padded Bubble Mailers – Hongxiang

Description

Need a little more protection when shipping? Our 100% Compostable Bubble Mailers are the perfect sustainable solution. semi-Opaque Compostable Film and bubbles made from a unique blend of Cornstarch and PBAT, a bio-based polymer. They are certified to fully biodegrade in just 180 days in your home composting bin!

100% Biodegradable: The bubble cushioning wrap and outside film are made of PBAT and modified corn starch. They are certified by BPI, OK compost and meet the standards of ASTM 6400 and EN13432. They generates less CO2 than traditional plastic.
Strong Adhesive: Each poly bubble mailer bag contains a four-season self sealing adhesive strip. The strong stickiness prevents your items from being secretly replaced during transportation, even if the weather is very hot or cold. Please Note: Store these compostable padded shipping bag in a cool, dry location and avoid direct sunlight. Shelf life: 12 months.
More Sturdy: Our eco friendly bubble mailers are tear-resistant, puncture-resistant, and waterproof. You can count on our biodegradable padded poly mailers to keep your packages safe until they reach their destination.
Multipurpose: These compostable bubble mailer bags can be used in offices, at home, in shops, schools and everywhere where there is a need for shipping. They are perfect to mailing smaller breakables jewelry, charms,make up,Trading cards, post cards, photos,lanyards, usb sticks, sd card. Due to the strong self-adhesive glue, the bubble mailer bag can’t be opened once sealed before the whole packaging bag is torn up.

Material: PLA(modified from cornstarch)+PBAT

Colors: can be customized. Pls provide Pantone Code

Size: small, medium, large

Common thickness: 120-130um

Simple or complex design can be accepted. Pls share PDF, AI, PSD design file with us.

After the end of the working life, it will effectively degrade under the conditions of composting and will be eaten by microoganism. No harmful chemicals are released into the environment during decomposition, only water, carbon dioxide and biomass.