Quality
Which format do you need?
Cardboard parts adapted to the inside of packaging to separate, organise and position products. Dividers and separators are assessed together with the box and its contents.
Frequently asked questions
Should I provide box dimensions too?
Does a divider replace protective packing?
Which dimensions should I provide?
Can compartments have different sizes?
Can the printing be customised?
What is the price and minimum order quantity?
What is the order lead time?
How to choose the format
Provide internal box dimensions and the dimensions of every item. Define the number of compartments and the product arrangement within the packaging.
Configuration and use
- Box interior
- Number of compartments
- Contact between items
Customisation and printing
Ask about printing options for this format. Send your logo or artwork, identify the panels that need information and specify the planned colours. The material, assembly and position of folds and cuts must be considered when assessing printing.
What we need to prepare your quote
Provide quantity, dimensions, contents and weight, intended use and printing requirements. Include the delivery town and preferred date. A sketch, sample or reference helps check the configuration.
To define usable space, see how to measure a cardboard box. To compare solutions, read how to choose the right box for your product.
Measurement guide for your enquiry
| What to measure | How to specify it |
|---|---|
| Flat component or sheet | Length × width in mm; provide a drawing for a non-rectangular outline. |
| Dimensions after assembly | If folded, also specify assembled length × width × height, in mm. |
| Product with protective materials | Overall dimensions of the contents and protection, in mm. |
Provide dimensions in millimetres and specify whether they are internal or external. Format and manufacturing are confirmed according to the design and material.
Applications
- Shipping dividers
- Separate items sharing a box.
- Storage separators
- Organise references in one container.
- Multi-part sets
- Define a position for each component.
- Sales samples
- Arrange a set for presentation.
- Delicate items
- Assess the required spacing between products.
- Different shapes
- Adapt spaces to each item’s geometry.
- Kit preparation
- Make component checking easier through defined positions.