Rubber Bands

Which rubber bands should you choose?

The most important factors when choosing rubber bands are their size and width. A smaller rubber band works well for a few documents or small items, while larger bands are better suited for holding together bulkier objects.

Narrow and wide rubber bands

Narrow rubber bands are practical for everyday tasks such as bundling papers, envelopes, and small items. Wide rubber bands provide a larger contact surface and can be a better option when securing larger bundles or packages.

Coloured rubber bands

Coloured rubber bands can be useful when you want to sort different products or documents. Using different colours makes it easy to separate orders, work materials, or product groups at a glance.

How to choose the right size rubber band

Rubber bands are available in many different sizes, and it is not always obvious which one to choose.

Start by considering what the band will be wrapped around. A band that is too small may need to be stretched excessively, while one that is too large may fit too loosely.

Be sure to check both the length and width in the product information. The length determines the size of the object the band can fit around, while the width affects, among other things, how pressure is distributed across the bundled items.

Bulk packs of rubber bands for businesses

For workplaces where rubber bands are used daily, larger pack sizes can be a practical choice. This is particularly true for warehouses, offices, and retail stores where products, documents, and other items regularly need to be bundled together.

At Tingstad, rubber bands are available in various pack sizes, allowing you to choose according to your business's consumption needs.