dry ice bubble wrap

[devlin]

I'm googling, but can't find a source for this. Anybody know where I might purchase dry ice bubble wrap?

[hongda]

Do you mean bubble wrap to hold dry ice? If that's the case I think normal bubble wrap would work

http://www.coldpacksystem.com/products/technical.html

"In order to minimize this effect, when packaging with dry ice, Cold Pack System recommends that the dry ice be wrapped or bagged in a simple bubble wrap pouch prior to its placement in the AirLiner."

[devlin]

Do you mean bubble wrap to hold dry ice?  If that's the case I think normal bubble wrap would work

http://www.coldpacksystem.com/products/technical.html

"In order to minimize this effect, when packaging with dry ice, Cold Pack System recommends that the dry ice be wrapped or bagged in a simple bubble wrap pouch prior to its placement in the AirLiner."

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Um... no. I ordered a cake from a place in New York and it shipped it in a box lined with a sort of metalic (foil) bubble wrap that apparently held dry ice. I'd never seen anything like it, and I'd like to find a source. It has the advantage of being a very slender bubble wrap, and so it doesn't bulk up a box.

[hongda]

Hmmm, maybe something like this?

http://www.packagingprice.com/productsheet...oilBrochure.pdf

http://www.packagingprice.com/forms/produc...productID=10918

# Provides short term thermal shipping protection for perishable items

# Inner surface - 2 layers of 3/16" FDA Approved Bubble

# Outer surface is a layer of 100% Aluminum Foil

# * This product is meant to be used in conjunction with Gel Packs or Dry Ice *

[devlin]

Hmmm, maybe something like this?

http://www.packagingprice.com/productsheet...oilBrochure.pdf

http://www.packagingprice.com/forms/produc...productID=10918

# Provides short term thermal shipping protection for perishable items

# Inner surface - 2 layers of 3/16" FDA Approved Bubble

# Outer surface is a layer of 100% Aluminum Foil

# * This product is meant to be used in conjunction with Gel Packs or Dry Ice *

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You're my new hero. Thank you. That's it!

[devlin]

And thanks for that site link. That's a great source for packaging/boxes, etc.