Pulp Molding Packaging: Application in Electronic Product Packaging


Release time:

Sep 13,2025

Pulp molding packaging is produced by carefully processing plant fiber (such as sugarcane bagasse and bamboo pulp) or recycled paper into preset buffer and support structures using specific molds. After necessary finishing treatments, it finally becomes an electronic product packaging component that can replace traditional materials like expanded polystyrene (EPS). 
       It integrates environmental protection and protective functions, with its core application as buffer liners and structural supports to meet the dual needs of electronic product packaging. With the advancement of intelligent equipment technology, the precision and efficiency of the pulp molding process have been significantly improved, leading to its growing widespread application in the field of electronic product packaging. The specific application scenarios are as follows:  

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Core Application Scenarios
 1. Buffer Liners for Precision Components: Custom molds are used to produce liners with adaptive structures (such as grooves and bumps). These liners tightly wrap small electronic products or accessories like headphones, smartwatches, cameras, and chargers, fitting the product contours precisely. Meanwhile, the fiber structure absorbs vibrations and impacts during transportation to prevent scratches on components. 
 2.Structural Supports for Complete Devices: Based on the dimensions of large electronic products (e.g., laptops, tablets, and monitors), corresponding support structures are manufactured via molds. These supports provide internal positioning for the products to prevent shaking inside the packaging. Additionally, partition structures can be processed to enable orderly placement of components such as the main unit and power adapter.   
 3. Protective Interlayers/Trays: Molds are used for mass production of layered spacers or tray structures. These are applied in the bulk transportation of electronic products to enable stacked storage, avoiding damage caused by inter-layer extrusion. Currently, they are widely used in the turnover process from factories to warehouses.

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