Foam Pillow vs. Fiber Pillow: How the NG-22C Handles Different Pillow Types |NAIGU

Discover how NAIGU's NG-22C Pillow Compression Machine adapts to both foam and fiber pillows. A smart packing solution for e-commerce and wholesale pillow brands.

Jun 20th,2025 162 Views

Pillow packaging isn't one-size-fits-all. Foam and fiber pillows differ in shape, resilience, and compressibility—making it challenging for manufacturers to find a machine that handles both efficiently. Enter NAIGU's NG-22C Pillow Compression Machine, a smart solution engineered to adapt to various pillow types with precision and ease. In this article, we explore the key differences between foam and fiber pillows, and how the NG-22C ensures efficient compression, packing, and shipping for each.

Foam Pillows: High Resilience, Precise Control Needed

Foam pillows—especially memory foam—are known for their slow rebound and dense structure. This makes them tricky to compress without damaging their shape or integrity.

How NG-22C Handles Foam Pillows:

Pressure-adjustable system prevents over-compression
Maintains pillow shape and bounce-back performance
Works with vacuum compression and flat packing for efficient shipping
Ideal for e-commerce packing, where product recovery after unpacking matters

Result: Foam pillows are safely flattened and sealed with minimal air, reducing shipping volume by up to 70% without compromising product quality.

Fiber Pillows: Fluffy, Compressible, Volume-Sensitive

Fiber pillows are lighter, more compressible, and prone to losing loft if not handled carefully. They also tend to re-expand rapidly after pressure is released.

How NG-22C Handles Fiber Pillows: