Plastic Corrugated Packaging

 

Corrugated plastic sheets have a wavy inner layer for structural stability, like corrugated cardboard. The extruded plastic sheets are cut and then assembled into totes or boxes for storing and carrying items, dividers to organize items inside boxes and totes, and custom die-cut sheets to protect specialty items. The durability of these containers makes them great for shipping, storage, and warehouse applications across industries. Additionally, the material is lightweight, lowering shipping costs, and easily customized for your organization’s specific needs.

Lightweight & Durable: Color-coded corrugated plastic containers are an easy and affordable method of organization that can be customized to your existing system or considered when designing new warehouse systems. Totes and boxes made of this material are highly stackable, especially when reinforced with steel, helping you get the most out of your warehouse space. Corrugated inserts can also help create a protective lining for fragile products during shipping or storage. This type of container can last for years and is recyclable once its lifespan is over.

Corrugated Plastic Dividers/Partitions: Dividers and partitions fit existing or customized totes and boxes. Sheets can be die-cut for specific containers and applications. Dividers are lightweight, flexible, and strong enough to keep items in place during transit.

Corrugated Plastic Boxes and Totes: These lightweight totes are a favorite of the US postal system, preferred for their durability and lightweight. Totes and boxes of various sizes and colors can optimize supply chains and storage. Many of these boxes fold flat to maximize space when not in use. They are also more stackable than cardboard.

Die-Cut Corrugated Plastic: Die-cut plastic allows protection and organization for unusually shaped and fragile objects. Multiple die-cut pieces can be assembled into one specific packaging solution or application. Rapidly prototype new packaging designs and test long-term solutions in your storage and conveyor systems.

Have a project that needs corrugated plastic?  Call us at 813 242 6995 or reach out to sales@quickpakinc.com

 

Location: Tampa, FL 33610, USA

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