Packaging inserts locate, separate or present products within a box. The required solution depends on whether the main objective is presentation, protection, organisation or a combination of these.
Design inputs: Accurate product dimensions, weight, protrusions, surface sensitivity and packing orientation are essential. Samples or photographs can reveal details that drawings miss.
Material options: Die-cut board trays, corrugated partitions and other engineered components may be suitable depending on the product. Material compatibility and protection should be assessed rather than assumed.
Assembly and fit: Insert tolerances, ease of packing, box dimensions and shipping movement all affect performance. A physical sample may be advisable for close-fitting or fragile products.
For a quotation: Provide product measurements, items per box, quantity, desired presentation, any existing box specification and reference photographs.