Sealed Air, the original seller of Bubble Wrap since 1960, is rolling out a revamped version of its signature product with one key difference: The bubbles don’t burst when pressure is applied.

The iBubble Wrap made of columns of connected air pockets, so when someone presses on one bubble, the air just shifts to other bubbles.

Sealed Air Corp., the maker of Bubble Wrap, will roll out a new version of its popular packaging material later this year or early 2016. But it won't have any pop. The new version will be more ...

Bubble wrap, initially designed as wallpaper in the 1950s, has become a popular packaging material known for its protective ...

Here's an easy way to reuse plastic Bubble Wrap to help save energy at home: Use it in your freezer. Since Bubble Wrap has pockets of air that help insulate, wrapping items that need to stay frozen ...

Sealed Air also hopes it will inject some profitability into the company: bubble wrap made up about 3.6 per cent of the its sales in 2012, down from 5.7 per cent in 2010, according to the WSJ.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Sealed Air, the original seller of bubble wrap, is rolling out new version of bubble wrap with bubbles that do not pop and that takes up less space in online ...

Yet even when inflated, the bubbles won't be poppable like Bubble Wrap, since its bubbles will be connected. Sealed Air, which makes other products including food packaging, started up in Bergen ...

Instead, air will shift in columns of bubbles. The new design comes in sheets, allowing more to be stored and shipped at one time – yes, packages of Bubble Wrap are shipped (perhaps insulated by ...

Although Bubble Wrap was branded by Sealed Air Corporation (founded by Fielding and Chavannes) in 1960, it was not until a year later that its use in protective packaging was discovered.

Activewear brand Nobull has designed a sweater with cutting-edge technology that uses air bubbles to help your body retain heat. Nobull’s founders, Reebok veterans Marcus Wilson and Michael ...