Hollow board is widely used in the pharmaceutical industry thanks to its non-toxic and odorless nature, environmental safety, cleanliness, water and moisture resistance, acid and alkali resistance, easy cleaning and disinfection, and anti-static performance. It is applied in the storage, turnover, and transportation of pharmaceuticals, medical devices, biological preparations, and pharmaceutical packaging materials, fully complying with GMP standards for clean workshops.
In pharmaceutical production and circulation, hollow boards are often made into special turnover boxes, partitions, and linings for classified storage and workshop transfer of finished medicines, including tablets, capsules, granules, and external drugs. The material meets pharmaceutical-grade safety standards, releases no harmful substances, and does not react with drugs. It is also dust-resistant and washable for repeated disinfection, effectively avoiding cross-contamination and ensuring a clean and safe production environment.
For the medical device industry, hollow boards are commonly used for packaging and turnover of surgical instruments, medical consumables, disposable supplies, and testing reagents. Customized dividers and buffer structures provide shockproof, anti-collision, and anti-scratch protection for precision instruments. With certain insulation and anti-static properties, it protects electronic medical equipment from static damage, making it suitable for logistics in hospitals, CDC, and medical device manufacturers.
In storage and logistics, hollow board packaging boxes feature high compression resistance, moisture-proof and mildew-proof performance, replacing traditional cartons for long-distance transportation and cold storage of pharmaceuticals to avoid damage and spoilage caused by damp conditions. Boxes can be printed with drug names, batch numbers, expiration dates, and traceability information for standardized management. Empty boxes are foldable and stackable, greatly saving storage and return transportation space.
For biological products, vaccines, and cold-chain medicines, hollow boards can be combined with insulation layers to form cold-chain turnover boxes that maintain a stable temperature environment. It is low-temperature resistant, non-condensing, and bacteria-proof, ideal for cold-chain distribution. In addition, it is widely used in classified disposal of medical waste, partitions in clean areas, and shelf dividers, improving on-site management efficiency while meeting the industry’s requirements for environmental protection, safety, and recyclability.