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Why Choose Our Plastic Hollow Board?
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Hollow boards are widely used across four key sectors:
Logistics & Warehousing: Manufactured into returnable crates, bins, and dividers to protect automotive, electronics, and machinery components during transport.
Packaging: Replaces cardboard and foam as cushioning liners or outer packaging for precision instruments and appliances, offering anti-static and moisture-resistant properties.
Advertising & Displays: Ideal for short-term outdoor signage, election banners, and display stands thanks to their smooth, printable surface.
Construction & Agriculture: Used for temporary floor protection and formwork on construction sites, as well as greenhouse roofing, seedling trays, and livestock bedding in agriculture.
Hollow boards are lightweight yet strong, delivering high strength and shock absorption at low weight to cut transport costs and ensure product safety; they are waterproof and resistant to acids, alkalis, and solvents, outperforming paper in damp or harsh environments; non-toxic, 100% recyclable, and reusable dozens of times for lower long-term costs than single-use cardboard; and can be engineered with anti-static, flame-retardant, or UV-stabilizing additives to meet specific industry requirements. |
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| Hollow boards have key limitations: lower absolute strength than wood/metal, prone to buckling under heavy stacking and excessive loads; prolonged UV exposure causes degradation and embrittlement, preventing permanent outdoor use even with stabilizers; low surface energy hinders adhesion, requiring welding or rivets, while unsealed edges trap moisture and dust, reducing lifespan; and higher upfront cost than cardboard makes them less economical for single-use or low-volume shipments without recycling systems. |
![]() | This photo captures our company's group photo with esteemed Indonesian guests at the prestigious 2025 Indonesia Industrial Exhibition, where we had the honor of showcasing our products and services. | ![]() |