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Wow: Stack, Pack and Ship with No Damage

Using a removable adhesive on one side that leaves no residue, innovative WOW Pads from Frank Lowe help prevent scratches, dents and other product defects that can occur during transit.

Posted: September 5, 2019

Booth B-11081: Engineered with a removable adhesive on one side that leaves no residue, WOW Pads from Frank Lowe provide a cost-effective method for stacking, packing and shipping finished/coated products while helping to prevent scratches, dents and other defects that can occur during transit.

In Booth B-11081, Frank Lowe (Shirley, NY) launches their innovative WOW Pads: a new, innovative and cost-effective method to stack, pack and ship finished/coated products. Shops can say goodbye to cardboard, bubble wrap or thin foam sheets that cause scratches, dents and other defects during transit. These shipping pads are engineered with a removable adhesive on one side that leaves no residue, just like a post-it note. Simply peel and stick. “While the shipping pads are small and seemingly tiny, they are extremely helpful and pack a huge value. Simply put, our pallets don’t shift, don’t move, and are much more secure,” states Ellen Reinig, the general manager at JAS Powder Coating LLC (Fort Lauderdale, FL). WOW Pads are available in a variety of densities, thicknesses and sizes. Sow attendees can stop by the booth for free samples.

Frank Lowe, 44 Ramsey Road, Shirley, NY 11967, 631-777-2707, [email protected], www.franklowe.com.

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