Hardware is heavy, sometimes sharp and often sold on pegs. The box needs strength first and clear labeling second, so customers can find the right size fast.
Wall clock boxes protect the glass face with a fitted insert. Screws, fittings and small tools often hang in blister packaging.
Car parts are covered in auto parts boxes, devices in electronics packaging, and heavy items ship in corrugated boxes. For general products see product packaging.
Custom air filter boxes have one job above everything else. Don’t crush the pleats. A panel filter squeezed even slightly in a tight carton can arrive bent, and then it won’t seal properly in the housing, so we size these with a hair of extra room and print the filter size big on the end panel. That end panel matters more than the front, really, because filters tend to get stocked spine out on a warehouse rack.
Clocks are the opposite problem. The glass or acrylic face is the fragile bit, and the hands bend if anything presses on them. Our custom wall clock boxes are cut to the diameter and the depth (people forget depth constantly) with an insert that holds the frame and leaves a gap in front of the face. Heavier clocks go in corrugated.
Don’t see your product here? Bolts and brackets, hand tools, that kind of thing. We box those too, usually as a tuck end or a corrugated carton with the part number printed on the end. Send us a sample part and we’ll suggest a style.
Yes, any product details and barcodes you supply.
Corrugated board, single or double wall.
Yes, we add a hang tab or euro slot.
Blister packs are available for small hardware items.
