Value Collection C2140360 Packing Paper Roll 36in 900ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C2140360 is a 40-lb kraft packing paper roll measuring 36 inches wide and 900 feet long. It is used to wrap, cushion, and protect items during packing, storage, and shipment. The roll format allows users to tear off the length needed for each application, reducing waste. At 40-lb paper weight, the sheet provides reliable void fill and surface protection without excessive bulk. This roll is a standard consumable in shipping rooms, warehouses, and trade shop back offices where frequent product packaging is required.

This packing paper roll is suited for general-purpose protective wrapping in commercial and light industrial environments. Common applications include cushioning fragile parts and equipment for outbound freight, interleaving between stacked materials to prevent scratching, and bundling loose components before boxing. The 900-foot length makes it practical for high-volume packing operations where roll changes slow productivity. It fits standard roll dispensers sized for 36-inch wide stock.

Key Features

• 36-inch width accommodates wrapping of mid- to large-size items without folding multiple sheets
• 900-foot roll length reduces changeover frequency in active packing areas
• 40-lb paper weight provides surface protection and cushioning without excessive thickness
• Roll format is compatible with standard 36-inch roll-feed dispensers and cutting bars
• Blank newsprint-style kraft paper leaves no ink transfer on wrapped surfaces

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 36-inch wide packing paper roll suitable for use with roll-feed dispensers and cutting stations accepting that width of stock.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade licensing are required to use this product. Load the roll onto a compatible 36-inch dispenser following the dispenser manufacturer's instructions. Store rolls horizontally in a dry location away from moisture to prevent paper degradation. Keep rolls away from open flame or heat sources, as paper is combustible.