OH-Pakkaus
Foam-coated board strips used as protective padding between products during packing and shipping, for businesses in Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About OH-Pakkaus
OH-Pakkaus Oy, based in Sastamala, Finland, makes LATUSKA, a packaging material: a board coated with foam plastic that is placed between products as interlayer padding. The product is sold in 50 × 700 mm strips, 5 mm thick, which can be cut to length, and it is recyclable.
Stated uses include paint shops and packing facilities. The company takes orders for the product and ships parcels to its customers.
The company was founded in 2007 and is registered in Sastamala.
Product: LATUSKA: foam-plastic-coated board interlayer padding, 50 × 700 mm, 5 mm thick, cut to length and recyclable.
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