Paper or Plastic? Choosing Components That Perform
In the previous post, we looked at why sustainability is more than a simple choice between paper and plastic. Material matters, but it is only one part of the picture.
Work faster from dieline to packing line.
Paper or Plastic? Sustainability Is More Than a Material Choice
Looking Beyond the Material When customers think about sustainable packaging, one of the first questions they often ask is: paper or plastic? It is an understandable question. Paper feels natural.
Snap-on clips that keep pallet containers aligned through handling and transit.
Design out slowdowns with components built for fast, repeatable assembly.
Carrying Packaging in the Real World
Most packaging is engineered to protect what’s inside—not to be carried. That gap shows up the moment a human has to touch it. Without a defined, reliable grip point, handling
Hidden Gems for Packaging & Displays
Heavy, oversized, and awkwardly shaped packaging or display units slow everything down. When cartons are difficult to transfer, displays can only be set up off-site, and fixtures are hard to
Retail Presentation Breakdowns
Displays are expected to hold, align, and perform under load—but in retail, failure is usually gradual. Pegs sag, headers tear, and products drift out of alignment until the display no
Ergonomic Risk & Usability Gap
When packaging is hard to carry, open, or lift safely, strain and accidents go up—and satisfaction drops. Workers fight flimsy hand holes, sharp tools, and oversized cartons that turn every