Cushion M Film

We are a small manufacturer of signs that we ship all over the US and Canada. We were having issues with components being damaged due to rough treatment by UPS and FedEx. The addition of the air pockets has all but eliminated those issues.This film lets us fill the boxes with cushions and so far has proven to be a very cost-effective solution.

We own an AIRmove² and have used dozens of these Cushion M rolls for our small home-based glassware printing business. It seems pricey but is cost effective in the long run and is a real space saver. It would be great to have a cheaper source for these rolls but we are happy overall with the machine and bubbles with a few exceptions:1. The plastic that the bubbles is made of is not consistent. Some rolls are made of a thinner plastic with a dull finish that tears easily and others are a much nicer plastic with a glossy finish that is more durable.2. The machine has an issue with the roll feed. The spindle doesn't roll freely enough to avoid triggering the feed error code, especially on the last quarter of the roll due to the static surface tension in the plastic. The solution is that you have to babysit the machine and constantly turn the roll by hand or it will wimp out and throw the feed error code. Not a total dealbreaker but not ideal when I just want to turn it on and continue working elsewhere.UPDATE: To fix the feed error problem you must take apart the blue spindle. There are two hex screws you will need to remove, then just remove the spring loaded friction pad inside it and reassemble it without it. It will spin freely after that and not give you the feed error code. Now I can walk away from it while it does its thing with no issues.

Cannot seem to get a full roll to fill. I get to 3/4 of the roll and than I start getting ERROR 31 codes