As an expert in the industry, the Greenwave 410 Cardboard Perforator offers a sustainable solution to replace single-use plastic and foam packing materials. With its robust solid steel blades, this compact tabletop unit efficiently turns corrugated shipping cartons into eco-friendly perforated packing materials, perfect for small shipping departments. Plus, its versatile design allows for easy placement on a tabletop or shipping work bench.
Operation is easy: choose the finished size of the packing materials, adjust the cutting guide, press start, and insert cardboard. The Greenwave 410 perforates the cardboard and trims the excess simultaneously. The result is flexible, shock-absorbing netting which is easy to wrap around objects to provide protective cushioning during shipment or to use as void fill.
The Greenwave 410 perforates cardboard at up to 34 feet per minute, up to 16” wide, and up to 0.4” thick. It can reduce the cost of purchasing shipping materials and waste hauling, while upgrading packaging material to a high-quality, sustainable alternative to single-use plastic and foam packing products.
Standard features include an all-metal housing, heavy-duty solid steel blades, rugged metal gearing, a easy-to-read measuring scale, rubber suction feet for stability, and side carrying handles.
Eco-Friendly Solution: Turns used cardboard into sustainable packing material, reducing waste and environmental impact.
Compact & Versatile: Tabletop design fits small spaces while handling a variety of cardboard thicknesses.
High Efficiency: Processes up to 34 feet of cardboard per minute, ideal for businesses of all sizes.
Durable Construction: Built for continuous use with robust steel blades and a heavy-duty motor.
Q&A
Q: What types of cardboard can it handle? A: It processes standard corrugated cardboard up to 0.4 inches thick.
Q: Is it noisy? A: The Greenwave 410 operates at a moderate noise level, suitable for most office or warehouse settings.
Q: Can it create different perforation patterns? A: Yes, it perforates and cuts cardboard into flexible padding or flat sheets, depending on your packaging needs.
Maintenance Tips
Clean Blades: Remove dust and debris from blades regularly to maintain cutting precision.
Check Feed Rollers: Inspect for wear and clean to ensure smooth cardboard feeding.
Avoid Overloading: Use cardboard within the recommended thickness to prevent motor strain.
