CUSTOM PACKAGING SOLUTIONS

From Component Challenge to Working Packaging System

Combine standard reusable products with custom trays, dunnage, partitions and handling concepts designed around your process.

A Practical Design Process

Packaging development starts with understanding what is moving, how it is handled and what can go wrong during the journey.

01

Study

Review component drawings, samples, weight, sensitivity, route and handling method.

02

Concept

Select the container platform and define the internal layout, pockets, partitions or support points.

03

Prototype

Develop a sample arrangement for fit, accessibility, loading and component protection.

04

Validate

Check handling, stacking, part clearance, movement control and operational suitability.

05

Deploy

Introduce the packaging system into the customer’s recurring movement loop.

06

Improve

Review practical feedback and optimize the solution when process conditions change.

Vacuum and thermoformed tray solutions

Vacuum and Thermoformed Packaging

Custom trays can position sensitive parts consistently, improve counting, reduce contact and support clean presentation during handling.

  • Precision cavities
  • Stackable tray concepts
  • Clear or colored materials
  • Electronics and small-part applications
Custom dunnage for automotive parts

Component-Specific Protective Inserts

Foam, molded, partitioned or fabricated dunnage helps isolate parts and reduce damage inside larger containers.

  • Part separation
  • Impact and movement control
  • Repeatable placement
  • Automotive and engineering components
Rental packaging product lineup

Rental-Based Packaging Deployment

Use packaging units through a managed rental model instead of purchasing every container as a permanent asset.

  • Flexible deployment
  • Supports repeated loops
  • Reduced ownership burden
  • Suitable for project and recurring needs
Pallet and container system

Integrated Container, Pallet and Insert Solutions

Combine external packaging and internal protection into one fit-for-purpose movement system.

  • Crates and pallets
  • FLC and FSC formats
  • Internal partitions
  • Handling and stacking considerations

Share Your Component and Movement Details

Provide drawings, photographs, part samples, quantities and route information to begin the solution discussion.