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Packaging is offered as pre-engineered, ready-to-use packs.


May 3, 2006 - Available in 8 sizes, Korrvu® Standard Packaging provides one-size-fits-many packaging solution. Used to pack low profile items, Korrvu® retention packaging uses retention frame and elastomeric film to hold items in place during shipment. Designed for larger pieces with more height, Korrvu® suspension packaging holds fragile items between two membranes of film to secure item in airspace of shipping container. Standard package sizes range from 7½ x 5½ x 2 in. to 17 x 17 x 8 in.


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Release date: April 19, 2006


Sealed Air Introduces Standard-Design Korrvu® Packaging


Danbury, Conn. (April 19, 2006) - Sealed Air Corporation, known for its packaging
innovations, announces the Korrvu® Standard Packaging Program. Korrvu® packaging now is
available in eight standard designs including six retention packs and two suspension packs.

"The introduction of the standard-design packaging program is a great addition to the custom
designed Korrvu® packaging offering," stated Gerry Stone, director of marketing for Korrvu®
packaging at Sealed Air Corporation. "The standard-design program allows even more companies to
enjoy the benefits of Korrvu® packaging with the ease of pre-engineered and ready-to-use packs."

Ready-to-use Korrvu® pack designs provide customers with short lead-time for delivery and
eliminate set-up fees, equipment and tooling. Created with customers in mind, the Korrvu® standard
packs use a resilient film to conform to a variety of shapes, providing a "one-size-fits-many"
packaging solution. In addition, the packaging stores flat to reduce storage requirements.

Used to pack lower profile items, Korrvu® retention packaging uses a proprietary retention
frame and elastomeric film to hold the items securely in place during shipment. When the side flaps of
the corrugated retention frame are folded up, the resilient film is loosened, creating an insertion pocket.
The item is placed in the pocket between the film and corrugated retention frame. When the flaps are
folded down, the film, which is attached to the corrugated frame, stretches over the product and holds
it securely in place. The item, held safely in the Korrvu® retention standard-design packaging, is then
placed in a corrugated shipping box.

Korrvu® suspension packaging is designed for larger pieces with more height. The suspension
packs hold the fragile item between two membranes of elastomeric Korrvu® film to keep the item
securely in the airspace of the shipping container and away from the sides of the box. At the packaging
station, a suspension frame is placed in the bottom of the box and the item is centered on the film
membrane. The top frame is placed over the product and pushed down, stretching the film around the
item, completely suspending it in the center of the pack. Closing the box holds the frames in position to
protect the product during shipment.

There are six Korrvu® retention standard design packs available ranging in size to
accommodate customers' needs. The smallest retention standard-design package, Standard 1, is ideal
for cameras, cell phones, handheld computers, hard drives, meters and gauges, and small circuit
boards; and measures 7 ½-inches long by 5 ½-inches wide by 2-inches high. The Standard 2
retention pack measures 11-inches long by 8-inches wide by 2-inches high, and can be used to package
awards, books, circuit boards, cables, plaques and video tapes. Mother boards, CD-ROM drives,
computer peripherals, hand-held electronics and replacement parts can be packaged with the Standard
3 retention pack, measuring 14-inches long by 12-inches wide by 2 ¾-inches high. Ideal for use in
packaging spare parts, electronic assemblies, power supplies and hand-held electronics, the Standard 5
retention pack measures 12-inches long by 10-inches wide by 5-inches high.

The Standard 7 and Standard 8 retention standard packages fit inside most medium and large
standard cartons available through most mail carriers. The Standard 7 retention pack, measuring
11 ½-inches by 2 1/3-inches by 13 ¼ inches, allows customers to easily package electronics, circuit
boards, framed photos and books in the medium-sized standard mail carton. Items including large
circuit boards, gifts, award plaques, books and electronics can be packaged using the Standard 8
retention package, measuring 12 ½-inches by 3-inches by 17 ½-inches, which fits inside the largesized
standard mail carton.

Korrvu® suspension packaging is available in two standard sizes. Standard 4 is designed to
package laptop computers, measuring 17-inches long by 17-inches wide by 8-inches high, while
Standard 6, measuring 12-inches long by 10-inches wide by 5-inches high, is ideal for packaging
digital cameras, consumer electronics, optics, glass and ceramics.

All Korrvu® retention and suspension packaging is curbside recyclable and contains more than
30 percent recovered paper, making it easy for customers to be environmentally responsible.
Companies are assured its Korrvu® packaging design meets even the strictest international recycling
regulations, because Germany's RESY-approved symbol is displayed on the frame of every package.

For more information about Korrvu® retention and suspension packaging, visit
http://www.korrvu.com, and to access assembly instructions visit http://instructions.korrvu.com.

About Sealed Air
Sealed Air is a leading global manufacturer of a wide range of food and protective packaging materials
and systems. Sealed Air's widely recognized and respected brands include Bubble Wrap® cushioning,
Cryovac® food packaging products, Jiffy® protective mailers and Instapak® foam-in-place packaging.
The Company's products protect and preserve its customers' products from the plant or warehouse
through the rigors of the distribution chain. Sealed Air's industry-leading investment in research and
development enables the Company to deliver innovative packaging solutions that add measurable
value to its customers' businesses around the world. Sealed Air's commitment to innovation and
quality products resulted in it being ranked as America's Most Admired "Packaging, Containers"
company in FORTUNE's 2006 survey. For more information about Sealed Air, please visit the
Company's web site at http://www.sealedair.com.


Contacts:

Public Relations:
Weber Shandwick Worldwide
Sara Ruth
USA
Phone: 404-266-7540
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Company Information:
Name: Sealed Air Corp., Engineered Products Div.
Address: 10 Old Sherman Tpk.
City: Danbury
State: CT
ZIP: 06810
Country: USA
Phone: 800-568-6636
FAX: 203-791-3618
http://www.sealedair.com



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