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Kraft Paper Rolls for Packaging, Wrapping and Void Fill

Kraft paper rolls provide a versatile and economical packaging solution for wrapping merchandise, cushioning products, filling empty carton space and protecting surfaces during shipping, storage and handling. The flexible paper can be cut to custom lengths, folded into layers or crumpled to create protective void fill around products inside corrugated boxes.

Gpack Supplies offers commercial kraft paper rolls in 24-inch, 36-inch and 48-inch widths. Available products include 24" x 720' and 36" x 720' rolls manufactured from 40 lb kraft paper, plus a wider 48" x 560' roll manufactured from heavier 50 lb kraft paper.

These packing paper rolls are suitable for warehouses, fulfillment centers, manufacturers, moving companies, retailers, furniture businesses and industrial packaging operations. Kraft paper can help protect finished products, separate stacked merchandise and reduce unnecessary movement inside shipping containers.

Businesses can use kraft paper independently for light-duty protection or combine it with bubble wrap, foam rolls, corrugated rolls, edge protectors, packing tape, stretch film and shipping boxes when additional cushioning or load stability is required.

What Are Kraft Paper Rolls?

Kraft paper rolls are continuous rolls of durable brown packing paper commonly used for wrapping, cushioning, void fill, surface covering and product separation. The paper is produced in different widths, lengths and basis weights to support a wide range of packaging tasks.

Unlike precut packing sheets, a roll allows warehouse employees to dispense and cut only the amount needed for each shipment. This flexibility is useful when products vary in size or when a packing station processes different orders throughout the day.

Kraft paper is commonly selected because it is lightweight, easy to handle and compatible with standard packaging equipment. It can be dispensed directly from the roll or mounted on a paper-roll cutter for faster and more consistent use.

Brown kraft paper also provides a clean and professional appearance for commercial packaging. It can cover product surfaces, conceal merchandise and help organize wrapped items before boxing, palletizing or storage.

Kraft Paper Roll Sizes Available from Gpack Supplies

Choosing the correct width, length and paper weight helps reduce excess material while improving packing speed. Gpack Supplies offers three practical kraft paper roll sizes for commercial packaging applications.

Kraft Paper Roll Size Paper Weight Recommended Uses
24" x 720' 40 lb kraft paper Small and medium products, packing stations, void fill, wrapping and surface protection
36" x 720' 40 lb kraft paper Furniture components, larger boxes, industrial parts, moving and warehouse packaging
48" x 560' 50 lb kraft paper Large surfaces, oversized products, worktable covering, furniture and heavy-duty wrapping

Choosing the Correct Kraft Paper Roll Width

24-Inch Kraft Paper Rolls

A 24-inch kraft paper roll is a practical choice for general packing stations, e-commerce fulfillment, small furniture parts, kitchenware, framed products, tools and medium-size merchandise. The narrower width is easy to control and can reduce excess material when wrapping compact items.

The 24" x 720' roll also works well for crumpled paper void fill. Employees can tear off manageable sections, shape the paper by hand and place it around products to reduce movement inside shipping boxes.

36-Inch Kraft Paper Rolls

A 36-inch roll provides wider coverage for furniture components, appliances, industrial parts, doors, panels and larger cartons. It can reduce the number of overlapping sheets required compared with a narrower roll.

The 36" x 720' roll is suitable for warehouses that need a versatile size capable of handling both medium and large products. It may also be used as a protective layer on worktables, packing benches and palletized merchandise.

48-Inch Kraft Paper Rolls

The 48-inch kraft paper roll is intended for wide products, oversized surfaces and commercial applications that require broader coverage. Its 50 lb construction provides a heavier paper than the 40 lb options in this collection.

A 48" x 560' roll can be used for furniture, machinery, wide panels, large boxes and warehouse work surfaces. The wider paper helps reduce seams when covering broad or flat merchandise.

Understanding 40 lb and 50 lb Kraft Paper

Kraft paper weight helps indicate the relative strength and thickness of the paper. A higher basis weight generally produces a heavier and more durable sheet, although the exact performance can also depend on the paper manufacturer and production specifications.

40 lb Kraft Paper

Forty-pound kraft paper provides flexible protection for general wrapping, light cushioning and void-fill applications. It is easy to fold, crumple and cut, making it suitable for everyday packing operations.

The 24-inch and 36-inch rolls in this collection use 40 lb paper. These sizes are useful for high-volume warehouse and fulfillment applications where flexibility and economical coverage are important.

50 lb Kraft Paper

Fifty-pound kraft paper offers a heavier layer for applications that may require greater durability, wider surface coverage or stronger wrapping. The 48-inch roll in this collection is manufactured with 50 lb paper.

Heavier kraft paper may be preferable for furniture, industrial components, wide surfaces and products that could tear lighter paper during handling.

Benefits of Kraft Packing Paper Rolls

Flexible Product Wrapping

Kraft paper bends and folds around products of different shapes and sizes. It can cover finished surfaces, conceal merchandise and create a protective layer between the product and outer packaging.

Economical Void Fill

Sections of kraft paper can be crumpled and placed inside shipping boxes to fill open spaces. This helps limit product movement and reduces direct contact with the carton walls.

Customizable Lengths

Continuous rolls allow users to cut the length required for each order. This reduces the need to stock many different precut sheet sizes.

Surface Protection

Kraft paper helps protect many products against dust, light scratches and direct surface contact. It is commonly used around furniture components, metal parts, household goods and warehouse merchandise.

Product Separation

Flat kraft paper can be placed between stacked products to reduce rubbing and contact. This method is useful for panels, frames, manufactured components and layered items.

Lightweight Packaging

Kraft paper adds less weight than many rigid packaging materials. This can help businesses provide protection while controlling shipment weight and material costs.

Recyclable Paper-Based Material

Clean kraft paper is commonly recyclable through appropriate paper-recycling programs. Recycling requirements vary by location and by whether the paper has been contaminated with food, oil, chemicals or non-paper materials.

Compatible with Packing Stations

Kraft rolls can be mounted on compatible dispensers and cutters to improve packing speed. A properly organized paper station helps employees dispense repeatable lengths and reduce loose material around the work area.

Common Uses for Kraft Paper Rolls

Void Fill Inside Shipping Boxes

Kraft paper is frequently crumpled to fill empty space around products inside corrugated boxes. Proper void fill helps prevent products from sliding, rotating or striking each other during transportation.

The quantity of paper required depends on the product weight, carton size and amount of open space. Heavy or fragile merchandise may require additional cushioning materials.

Wrapping Products for Shipping

Kraft paper can wrap products before they are placed inside a shipping box. This helps protect the product surface, contain small components and create a more organized presentation when the carton is opened.

Furniture and Cabinet Protection

Furniture manufacturers, cabinet shops and moving companies use kraft paper to cover doors, shelves, panels, table components and other finished surfaces.

For delicate, polished or high-gloss finishes, test the paper before full application and consider placing foam or another non-abrasive layer directly against the product.

Moving and Storage

Kraft paper can wrap household items, kitchenware, frames, decorations and furniture components during moving and storage. It can also separate items packed inside the same box.

E-Commerce Fulfillment

Online retailers can use kraft paper for product wrapping, void fill and order presentation. Standard cutting procedures help fulfillment teams use consistent quantities across repeat shipments.

Industrial and Manufacturing Applications

Manufacturers use kraft paper to separate parts, cover work surfaces and protect products between production stages. It can also wrap finished components before boxing, palletizing or transfer to another facility.

Metal Parts and Fabricated Products

Kraft paper may be used between coated or finished metal parts to reduce direct contact. Bare metal requiring corrosion protection may need specialized treated paper or an additional moisture barrier.

Worktable and Surface Covering

Wide kraft paper rolls can cover packing tables, workbenches and temporary work areas. This helps protect the underlying surface from dust, light debris, paint or packaging residue, depending on the task.

Arts, Crafts and Creative Projects

Brown kraft paper is also used for banners, patterns, templates, craft projects and temporary table covering. Commercial rolls provide long continuous lengths for larger projects.

Pallet Layering

Kraft paper can separate lightweight products on a pallet or cover the top of merchandise before stretch wrapping. Heavy pallet loads may require corrugated sheets or stronger protective materials.

How to Use Kraft Paper for Void Fill

  1. Select a corrugated box that closely matches the product dimensions.
  2. Place a layer of crumpled kraft paper at the bottom of the box when cushioning is required.
  3. Wrap delicate surfaces or individual products before placing them inside the carton.
  4. Position the heaviest product near the center and bottom of the box.
  5. Crumple additional paper into firm but flexible shapes.
  6. Fill open spaces around the sides and between separate products.
  7. Add paper above the product when top cushioning is required.
  8. Close the carton and gently test for internal movement.
  9. Add more paper if the product shifts excessively.
  10. Seal the box with appropriate packing tape.

Kraft paper should support and stabilize the product without applying damaging pressure. Highly fragile, heavy or valuable merchandise may require engineered cushioning, bubble wrap, foam or custom inserts.

How to Wrap Products with Kraft Paper

  1. Measure the product and estimate the paper length required.
  2. Cut the kraft paper cleanly from the roll.
  3. Place the product near one edge of the paper.
  4. Fold the paper over the product and cover the main surfaces.
  5. Fold exposed sides inward to create a more secure wrap.
  6. Add a second layer when additional surface protection is needed.
  7. Secure the paper to itself using tape.
  8. Avoid attaching adhesive directly to painted or polished products.
  9. Place the wrapped item inside the correct shipping box or container.
  10. Add void fill to prevent movement during shipment.

Kraft Paper Compared with Other Packaging Materials

Packaging Material Main Advantage Best Applications Considerations
Kraft paper rolls Economical wrapping, void fill and surface coverage General packaging, moving, e-commerce and warehouse use Provides less impact cushioning than bubble wrap or thick foam
Newsprint packing paper Convenient precut sheets for wrapping and cushioning Dishes, glassware, moving and small packing stations Precut dimensions offer less flexibility than continuous rolls
Bubble wrap Greater cushioning against impact Fragile products, electronics, glass and delicate merchandise Bulkier and generally more expensive than kraft paper
Foam rolls Soft, lightweight and non-abrasive protection Painted, polished, glass and finished surfaces May provide less economical void fill than crumpled paper
Corrugated rolls Flexible fluted protection and stronger surface separation Furniture, machinery, industrial parts and irregular products Bulkier and less flexible for light wrapping tasks

Kraft Paper Rolls vs. Newsprint Packing Paper

Kraft paper rolls and newsprint packing paper can both wrap products and fill empty spaces, but each format serves different packing workflows.

Kraft rolls provide continuous material that can be cut into custom lengths. This is useful for large merchandise, worktable covering and operations that package products with varying dimensions.

Newsprint packing paper is usually supplied as precut sheets. The sheets are convenient for wrapping dishes, glassware and small products because employees do not need to cut material from a roll.

Businesses may stock both products: kraft rolls for flexible commercial wrapping and newsprint sheets for faster small-item packing.

Best Practices for Using Kraft Paper Rolls

  • Select the roll width according to the product dimensions.
  • Use heavier paper when more tear resistance is required.
  • Test paper against delicate or high-gloss finishes before full wrapping.
  • Avoid applying packing tape directly to painted or polished surfaces.
  • Use enough void fill to limit movement without overpacking the carton.
  • Combine kraft paper with bubble wrap or foam for fragile products.
  • Use edge protectors on vulnerable corners and sharp product edges.
  • Choose a corrugated box that closely fits the merchandise.
  • Mount rolls on compatible dispensers when used at busy packing stations.
  • Keep cutting tools properly maintained and positioned safely.
  • Store rolls away from moisture, excessive humidity and open flames.
  • Recycle clean paper where local recycling programs accept it.

How to Store Kraft Paper Rolls

Store kraft paper rolls in a clean, dry and covered warehouse area. Paper can absorb moisture from the surrounding environment, which may reduce strength and cause wrinkling or deformation.

Keep rolls off wet floors and away from leaking doors, plumbing, exterior walls and areas exposed to rain. Use appropriate racks, pallets or roll-storage equipment to prevent damage.

Avoid placing heavy merchandise on top of kraft rolls because pressure can flatten the core or damage the paper edges. Rolls should remain protected from forklifts, carts and sharp objects.

Rotate inventory so older rolls are used before newer stock. Proper inventory rotation helps maintain paper quality and keeps packing stations supplied with usable material.

Industries That Use Kraft Paper Rolls

  • E-commerce businesses and fulfillment centers
  • Warehouses and distribution centers
  • Furniture manufacturers and distributors
  • Cabinet and millwork companies
  • Moving and storage companies
  • Retail stores and shipping departments
  • Industrial manufacturers
  • Automotive parts suppliers
  • Metal fabrication companies
  • Artwork and picture-framing businesses
  • Appliance distributors
  • Third-party logistics providers
  • Construction supply companies
  • Export packaging operations
  • Schools, studios and craft businesses

Frequently Asked Questions About Kraft Paper Rolls

What are kraft paper rolls used for?

Kraft paper rolls are used for product wrapping, cushioning, void fill, surface covering, interleaving and general warehouse packaging.

What kraft paper roll sizes does Gpack Supplies offer?

Gpack Supplies offers 24" x 720', 36" x 720' and 48" x 560' kraft paper rolls.

What paper weights are available?

The 24-inch and 36-inch rolls use 40 lb kraft paper, while the 48-inch roll uses heavier 50 lb kraft paper.

What is a 24-inch kraft paper roll used for?

A 24-inch roll is suitable for small and medium products, packing stations, e-commerce orders, void fill and general wrapping.

What is a 36-inch kraft paper roll used for?

A 36-inch roll is useful for furniture components, larger products, warehouse packaging, moving and industrial parts.

What is a 48-inch kraft paper roll used for?

A 48-inch roll provides wider coverage for furniture, large panels, machinery, oversized products and worktable protection.

What is the difference between 40 lb and 50 lb kraft paper?

Fifty-pound kraft paper is generally heavier and more durable than 40 lb paper. Forty-pound paper is more flexible for everyday wrapping and void fill.

Can kraft paper be used as void fill?

Yes. Kraft paper can be crumpled and placed around products to fill open spaces and reduce movement inside shipping boxes.

Can kraft paper be used for wrapping products?

Yes. Kraft paper can wrap products before boxing, storage, moving or palletizing.

Can kraft paper protect furniture?

Kraft paper can provide light surface protection for furniture and components. Delicate finishes may require foam or another softer first layer.

Can kraft paper protect glass?

Kraft paper can wrap and separate glass products, but fragile glass should also receive bubble wrap, foam, corner protection or rigid packaging.

Is kraft paper suitable for moving?

Yes. Kraft paper can wrap household goods, fill moving boxes and separate products during transportation and storage.

Can kraft paper be used for e-commerce shipping?

Yes. E-commerce businesses use kraft paper for order wrapping, void fill and product presentation.

Is kraft paper recyclable?

Clean kraft paper is commonly recyclable where local paper-recycling programs accept it. Contaminated or laminated paper may not qualify.

Is kraft paper biodegradable?

Kraft paper is paper-based and can break down under appropriate conditions, but disposal and composting requirements vary by location.

Is kraft paper waterproof?

No. Standard kraft paper can absorb moisture and should not be relied upon as waterproof packaging.

Can kraft paper be used around metal parts?

Yes, particularly for coated or finished metal parts. Bare metal may require specialized corrosion-resistant packaging.

Can kraft paper be placed between stacked products?

Yes. Flat sheets cut from the roll can separate panels, frames, components and other stacked products.

Can kraft paper rolls be cut to custom lengths?

Yes. Continuous kraft rolls can be cut according to the product dimensions and packing application.

Do kraft paper rolls require a dispenser?

A dispenser is not always required, but a compatible roll holder and cutter can improve speed and consistency at commercial packing stations.

Is kraft paper better than bubble wrap?

Kraft paper is more economical for general wrapping and void fill. Bubble wrap generally provides greater impact cushioning for fragile items.

Is kraft paper better than foam?

Kraft paper is practical for economical wrapping and void fill, while foam is softer and better suited for polished or delicate surfaces.

What is the difference between kraft paper and newsprint packing paper?

Kraft paper rolls provide continuous material in custom lengths. Newsprint packing paper is commonly supplied as convenient precut sheets.

Can kraft paper cover packing tables?

Yes. Wide kraft rolls can cover worktables, packing benches and temporary work surfaces.

How should kraft paper rolls be stored?

Store rolls in a clean, dry area away from moisture, excessive humidity, sharp objects and open flames.

Does Gpack Supplies sell kraft paper rolls for commercial use?

Yes. Gpack Supplies offers kraft paper rolls for warehouses, manufacturers, moving companies, retailers and fulfillment operations.

Is local pickup available in Miami?

Local pickup and fast delivery options available in Miami and Broward.

Rollos de papel kraft para embalaje y relleno

Los rollos de papel kraft ofrecen una solución económica y flexible para envolver productos, rellenar espacios vacíos, proteger superficies y separar artículos durante el almacenamiento y el transporte.

Gpack Supplies ofrece rollos de papel kraft en medidas de 24, 36 y 48 pulgadas de ancho. Las opciones disponibles incluyen rollos de 24" x 720' y 36" x 720' fabricados con papel kraft de 40 lb, además de un rollo de 48" x 560' fabricado con papel de 50 lb.

El papel puede cortarse al largo necesario, arrugarse para crear relleno o colocarse en capas para proteger productos dentro de cajas corrugadas. Es adecuado para almacenes, compañías de mudanza, fabricantes, tiendas, centros de distribución y negocios de comercio electrónico.

Aplicaciones principales

  • Relleno de espacios vacíos dentro de cajas
  • Envoltura de productos para envíos
  • Protección de muebles y gabinetes
  • Separación de piezas y productos apilados
  • Protección de mesas y estaciones de empaque
  • Embalaje para mudanzas y almacenamiento
  • Preparación de pedidos de comercio electrónico
  • Protección de componentes industriales
  • Proyectos de arte, patrones y manualidades

El rollo de 24 pulgadas es práctico para productos pequeños y medianos. El rollo de 36 pulgadas ofrece mayor cobertura para muebles, cajas grandes y piezas industriales. El rollo de 48 pulgadas utiliza papel kraft de 50 lb y es adecuado para superficies amplias y productos de mayor tamaño.

Para productos frágiles o de alto valor, se recomienda combinar el papel kraft con bubble wrap, rollos de foam, protectores de esquina, cartón corrugado o cajas resistentes.

Local pickup and fast delivery options available in Miami and Broward.