Happybuy Air Cushion Films 984Ft Length Air Pillow Bubble Bags Film 16 Inch Width PE Air Cushion Wrap Machine Film Roll Bubble Bags Film

I just got around to loading this thing up and was concerned about it working on my Miair 1000 machine (discontinued) and it ran perfectly. Will definitely get this next time, as long as it is available. These machines and film don't seem to stay around although the machines seem like they are all the same, just different branding.

I have an Air Easi 2 and this film works like a charm. Please note that this will not work with the Air Easi 1 as the set up is different. This is great quality film, its not flimsy and keeps the air and does not unhook or rip from the air tube.I will definitely be reordering more once I finish my roll.

Works very well for packing our electronics for shipment

I have been ordering this brand of rolls for a while. This is the first time I ever have had a real issue with them. It will go through streaks of doing good, then all of a sudden there is a weird stretch where some bubbles don't inflate or seal at all and seem to have a hole in them.

When people claim 30 um thickness when it's actually 20 that really hacks me off. I'm specifically looking for thicker, stronger bubbles for shipping very heavy items.Seller, I challenge you to push back on your supplier. Dont let them lie to you about the thickness. For a lot of people these numbers really matter. We do look at specifications buried in the small print, and we buy based on the numbers. To build good reputation and trust you have to do product sampling and verification.I want to be clear that this seller is not being more dishonest than almost ALL other sellers of similar products. This same comment will be pasted into other reviews, not only this one. They all sell the same thin product claiming to be 30 um. I recognize that sellers may not even know what their mfg says isn't true. They try hard to be accurate but can only paste what their supplier tells them.I decided to be generous and give 3 stars only because the product is otherwise good, it works fine for many other applications. I will keep it and use it.Look, it's very easy to measure or calculate the real thickness. Here are 2 methods:Method #1 is to measure the actual weight and use the density of LDPE to calculate the thickness. Just paste this string into your computer's calculator... 4.06/915/300/0.4*10^6/2 and you will get 18.5 um. 4.06 is the measured mass in kg 915 is the density in kg/m3 300 is the length in meters 0.4 is the width in meters 2 because there are 2 layers in the length 10^6 for results in microns, umMethod #2 is to fold a sheet 4 times and measure with calipers. That makes 32 layers and I measure 24 mils. 24/32*25.4 = 19 um.A mfg might say "well 30 is the film thickness before inflation. It's 2-ply. The product is actually 38". Nahh I don't accept that. No one cares about the 2-ply thickness because that isn't what indicates resistance to deflation.