Protective custom boxes for electronics and accessories.

Frequently asked questions

Do you offer anti-static packaging for electronics?

Static-safe liners and bags can be specified where the product requires them. The printed carton is usually the outer layer, with ESD protection handled by the inner bag or insert, so tell us the sensitivity of the component and we will build the system around it.

What holds a device securely inside the box?

Die-cut foam, molded pulp, or fitted paperboard trays, depending on weight and price point. Molded pulp is increasingly chosen over foam because it protects comparably while remaining recyclable, which matters for brands with take-back or sustainability commitments.

How do I stop paying for empty space in shipping?

Size the carton to the product plus insert rather than to a stock box, and check the exterior dimensions against your carrier's dimensional weight bands. Electronics ship in relatively small, dense packages, so trimming an inch off a dimension often moves the parcel into a cheaper band on every order.

Can the box work for both retail shelf and direct shipping?

Often yes, with a heavier board and a design that tolerates carrier handling. Where the retail carton is too delicate to ship alone, the usual answer is a plain shipper around it, which is cheaper than over-engineering the retail box.