Fiber packaging: moving into industrial production
For the packaging industry, the real challenge today is not only finding alternatives to plastic, but understanding which solutions can be adopted at industrial scale without compromising efficiency, continuity, and process stability. Through the comparison between wet molded fiber and dry molded fiber, it becomes clear that the process matters just as much as the material, especially when the goal
When fibre enters premium packaging: thermoformed airlaid for cosmetics
Premium cosmetic packaging is evolving with materials like dry-molding airlaid. Magic’s PulpForm is leading this transformation, combining visual appeal and high-performance design.
Shaping fiber: how dry-molding technology works
Dry-molding technology is emerging as one of the most promising innovations for the future of rigid packaging. Let’s take a closer look at how it compares to the more traditional wet-molding process.
PulpForm: the new shape of dry-molded fibre packaging
PulpForm is a cellulose-based airlaid that can be dry-molded to create high-protection, structured packaging without the use of water.
Protection, lightness, and versatility: why airlaid is the ideal choice for protective packaging
Ensuring the safety of fragile items during transport is a key priority for companies. Airlaid is emerging as an innovative material for protective packaging, thanks to its unique combination of absorbency, strength, and versatility.