Electronics
Anti-static, cushioned, protective shipping solutions
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Custom packaging trays and die-cut inserts that lock bottles, kits, and accessories in place — paperboard or molded options for retail sets and DTC unboxing.

Businesses order custom packaging trays for the applications below.
Retail branding
Product labeling
Promotional marketing
Event and trade show materials
Launch and test tier
Volume discount tier
Best per-unit pricing
Exact pricing depends on dimensions, material, print, and quantity. Request a free quote for a precise per-unit price.
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FAQ
Paperboard and molded-pulp trays suit dry cosmetics and confectionery; thermoformed plastic trays fit precise cavities for kits. We recommend material based on cavity tolerance and sustainability goals.
Yes. Nesting and stackable tray designs reduce warehouse cube and speed shelf restock. Share pack-out counts so we engineer nest height without locking trays together too tightly.
Often yes. Trays pair with lids, sleeves, or overwraps for gift and kit programs. Quoting tray and sleeve together keeps fit tolerances aligned.
Paperboard cavities suit many cosmetics and food kits but thermoform wins when tolerances are sub-millimeter. Share product drawings if parts must snap into place.
Both. Structural trays can stay unprinted under a branded sleeve, or take direct print on flanges and walls. Direct print is best when the tray is visible at retail.
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