Insulated Packaging by Quick Pak Inc

 


Built to Control Temperature and Reduce Waste. From frozen food kits to temperature-sensitive medical shipments, maintaining product integrity through fluctuating environments is critical. Traditional thermal protection, like bulky foam or heavy containers, often adds weight, drives up shipping costs, and lacks adaptability across package sizes.

Lightweight Thermal Protection, Designed for Real-World Conditions. Maintaining safe transit conditions for heat-sensitive goods is challenging for businesses of every size. Many insulated packaging options are oversized, expensive, or not suited for smaller, high-frequency shipments. Others can’t protect against bumps, abrasions, or sudden external temperature swings, leading to damaged products.

Engineered for Performance, Customized to Your Specs. Because insulated packaging often needs to conform to specific box sizes, product formats, and shipping regulations, off-the-shelf options just don’t cut it. We offer rapid prototyping, flexible order volumes, and full customization. Our material specialists help you choose the right combination of bubble film or Mylar® based on your thermal needs and product fragility. Whether you’re shipping temperature-sensitive kits, medical vials, or electronics, we create solutions that reduce waste and speed fulfillment, ensuring consistency across every shipment.

Available as: Insulated Pouches – Insulated Bubble Rolls – Insulated Box Liners

A Smarter Way to Ship Temperature-Sensitive Goods. Converting capabilities, expert material specialists, and quick-turn customization, we deliver insulated packaging that does more than protect, it performs. We understand the risks of temperature excursions and the cost of damaged products. That’s why we work with you to build the right format, right size, and right protection level.

Whether you need a one-time prototype, small batch run, or full-scale rollout, we’re here to help you keep your goods colder, safer, and more secure.  Call us at 813 242 6995 or reach sales@quickpakinc.com

 

 

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