What is the ERB packaging process?
The packaging process of the ERB is very simple and, at the same time, guarantees an optimal result. First, the product to be packed is placed on the conveyor table. This product is then covered [...]
What type of film does the ERB use?
The Barberán ERB shrink wrapper is a heat shrink packaging machine that uses heat-shrinkable polyethylene film. This film is 100% recyclable and reusable, which makes it a sustainable packaging solution. Moreover, as it is heat-shrinkable, [...]
What is the packaging process of the Super P?
The Super P is a module that can be incorporated into any of CMB's packaging machines in order to achieve an extra layer of protection. It is remarkable for the super protection it offers because [...]
What materials does the Super P pack with?
The extra layer of protection that Super P offers for your products can be made from the packaging material that best suits your needs. From stretch polyethylene to bubble polyethylene, kraft paper, cardboard in rolls [...]
How does the Super P differ from the ERL and COOLPACK?
The main difference between the ERL, COOLPACK and Super P is that the first two are cold packaging machines, while the third one is a module that can be added to the other two in [...]
In which cases is it recommended to pack with Super P?
CMB recommends the use of the Super P in those cases where an extra layer of protection is required or where the protection offered by the other packaging machines is not sufficient. If the 2 [...]
In what types of packaging is it advisable to use CMB Coolpack?
From CMB we recommend the Coolpack cold packer to protect and hold furniture kits, large and medium sized furniture, doors, windows and even blinds. Any object that has a regular shape, is of considerable dimensions [...]
What type of film does the CMB Coolpack use?
The Coolpack is a cold packer that is characterized by combining bubble film with stretch film, offering extraordinary results. Bubble film, also known as air bubble, is a plastic material characterized by small air bubbles [...]
When is it more advisable to use the Coolpack instead of the Super P?
The Coolpack is a cold packer that provides two layers of protection and support for the products it packs. First, it applies a protective bubble film, followed by a layer of stretch film to ensure [...]
How does the Coolpack differ from the ERL?
Although both machines are based on cold packaging systems, there are some singularities that differentiate them and make them optimal for different needs. While the ERL allows the packaging of stacked packages using stretch film, [...]