Laminated And Creped Wrapping Paper

Laminated and creped wrapping paper is a type of packaging material that falls under the supply class Packaging and Packing Bulk Materials in the supply group Containers, Packaging, and Packing Supplies.

Laminated wrapping paper refers to a type of paper that has been coated or layered with a thin film or material, typically plastic, to provide additional strength, durability, and moisture resistance. This makes it suitable for wrapping items that may be sensitive to moisture or require extra protection during transportation or storage.

Creped wrapping paper, on the other hand, is a type of paper that has been treated with a special process called creping. This process involves crinkling or wrinkling the paper to create a textured surface. The creping process enhances the paper's flexibility, stretchability, and cushioning properties, making it ideal for wrapping delicate or fragile items. The creped texture also helps to provide additional protection against scratches and impacts.

Both laminated and creped wrapping papers are commonly used in various industries for packaging and protecting a wide range of products, including electronics, glassware, ceramics, and other delicate items. They are available in different sizes, thicknesses, and designs to suit different packaging needs.