Kraft Paper: History & Applications
Efficient packaging has always been at the heart of trade and logistics. From ancient transport chests to today’s advanced materials, packaging supplies have evolved to meet the growing demands of commerce, protection, and sustainability. With the rise of e-commerce, retail, and global shipping, packaging is no longer just about enclosing goods—it’s about delivering value, security, and brand identity.
Below are the essential types of packaging supplies and how they are used today.

Boxes
Introduced in the 19th century, cardboard and corrugated boxes transformed packaging by offering a lightweight, durable, and stackable solution.
Used for: shipping and fulfillment, product packaging, storage and warehousing, branded customer experiences.

Mailing Tubes
Mailing tubes provide a protective and compact way to ship or store rolled materials without folding or creasing.
Used for: posters and prints, documents and certificates, blueprints and artwork, textile samples.

Edge Protectors
Edge protectors reinforce the corners and edges of pallets or boxes, preventing damage during transport or stacking.
Used for: stabilizing pallet loads, reducing corner crush in transit, protecting high-value or fragile items.

Sealing Tape
Sealing tape is vital for securing packages and ensuring tamper resistance. Available in clear, kraft, or custom-printed varieties, it’s a staple of any packaging station.
Used for: box sealing, carton reinforcement, tamper-evident packaging, branded packing tape for visibility.

Reclosable Bags
Resealable or ziplock-style bags offer flexible, reusable storage with secure closure. Made from durable plastic, they help organize and protect small or loose items.
Used for: hardware and parts packaging, food storage, organizing retail goods, sample kits and giveaways.

Multi Cutter
A multi cutter is a handheld utility tool designed to cut packaging materials with precision and safety.
Used for: cutting tape, plastic wrap, and straps, opening boxes quickly and safely, reducing packaging waste through precision cuts.