Are you struggling with packaging damage and product breakage during shipping? Picking up from our last video, today we’ll continue unlocking more packaging optimization strategies to help you easily handle these issues!

Are you struggling with packaging damage and product breakage during shipping? Don’t worry, today we’re unlocking a set of system strategies for packaging optimization that’ll help you tackle these challenges with ease!

In our last video, we shared tips on selecting the right packaging test standards. But have you ever wondered: once the testing is done, how do you assess the results? Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered in this episode!

Which packaging tests do we usually use? How do we test cardboard and pallets? How do we test packaging in simulated real-world shipping conditions? And what’s the deal with corporate standards? Let’s dive in and find out!

Still struggling with a lack of staff for on-site packaging or inconsistent packaging processes? Boxon’s on-site packaging services are here to take the stress out of your packaging operations—all in one go!

Transporting medical equipment comes with its own set of challenges. As a professional packaging company, we specialize in creating customized packaging solutions for all types of medical equipment.

FrameTray™ is an innovative injection-molded tray designed to provide secure and reliable logistics protection for components, customized to fit the shape and size of each product.
Notably, FrameTray™ can be recycled and reused after its initial use, creating a closed-loop material cycle that significantly enhances resource efficiency.

The client is a global leader in automotive parts with a strong market presence around the world. However, they were facing high logistics costs when shipping products from their factory in China to Southeast Asia. To tackle this challenge, they reached out to us at Boxon for a packaging solution.

Are you aware of how many parts are behind a car? They come from various suppliers, coming together to be assembled into a perfect vehicle.
As a manufacturer of automotive parts, have you encountered these challenges?

A major car company needed to ship lithium battery packs from China to Southeast Asia. Since lithium batteries are classified as Class 9 dangerous goods, they come with high transportation risks. Check out how Boxon helped the client with the packaging.