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Packaging redesign cuts transshipment damage costs by $200,000

This leading pharmacy automation and robotic manufacturer in California was troubled by damage consistently occurring during transhipment to its products. Not only was it costing them in the order of $200,000 a year, it was occurring on overseas logistics legs — making it simply an impossible situation.

On-demand, custom: when you need packaging fast

Good, fast, cost-effective (cheap?). Pick two.

Prototyping and die cutting packaging assemblies

Dieless / Short-run Cutting Parts and Prototyping

“Die-less” cutting cuts parts with a CNC...

Introduction to Cushioning Systems in Packaging Design

Many components or subassemblies will frequently need to be packaged in a single enclosure. A foam...

Foam Products, Assemblies and the Equipment Used to Make It

Foam is manufactured in buns (large blocks) or planks and may have to be cut or skived (trimmed or...

Packaging Designs that Save Time and Money

A leading provider of scientific instruments for medical applications needed to ship blood...

Types of Industrial Packaging Foam and Their Applications

Foam can be designed, cut, and fabricated to hold any shape. Many products have protrusions like...

Basics of Custom Industrial Foam Packaging

Foam is an effective cushioning and vibration dampening medium used in one-time and repetitive...

Crating at First Class Packaging

There is more than one way to package a product and that is why First Class Packaging is in the...