Yes. Thanks to its internal hexagonal structure, honeycomb cardboard distributes pressure evenly, allowing it to support heavy loads. It is often used to protect and stabilize heavy industrial parts, machinery, and goods stacked on pallets. Depending on the application, the thickness and construction can be perfectly tailored to the weight of your product.

Standard honeycomb cardboard is not waterproof because it is made of paper fibers. However, for applications where moisture is a concern, the material can be treated with a coating or combined with protective layers. This ensures that your product remains well protected even under less-than-ideal shipping conditions.

Absolutely. At Europal, we develop honeycomb solutions that are fully tailored to your product, your packaging, and your logistics workflow. Think of specific formats, die-cuts, protective structures, or complete packaging concepts. This not only provides you with better protection but also a more efficient packaging process.

In many applications, yes. Honeycomb cardboard is increasingly being used as a sustainable alternative to expanded polystyrene, especially when companies want to reduce their environmental impact. It offers comparable protection, but is easier to recycle, stacks better, and takes up less space during transport and storage. In certain situations, we work with you to determine the best solution or combination.