Palletized shipping cases
Board construction, box dimensions, compression, pallet pattern, overhang, stacking height, closure, and warehouse conditions are reviewed together.
Quality and testing
We can arrange material checks, structural samples, print approvals, finished-package inspection, compression testing, and distribution testing through a qualified production plant or outside laboratory when the order requires it.
Quality checks and testing for packaging orders
Checks are selected for the package and the way it will be used. Testing can be run by a qualified production plant or an outside laboratory when the order requires it.
- Set the approved referencesCurrent drawing, dieline, material, artwork, color reference, finish sample, physical sample, test method, and acceptance criteria.
- Check productionDimensions, scores, slots, joints, glue, stitching, closure, print, labels, insert fit, assembly, counts, and pallet configuration.
- Run the required testCompression, stacking, drop, vibration, shock, puncture, atmospheric conditioning, or another stated method selected for the actual risk.
- Keep the repeat recordApproved files, samples, lot information, inspection results, reports, photos, and dispositions when the order calls for documented checks.
Checks by package type
Fragile parcel packs
Product movement, insert fit, corners, surfaces, closure, drop orientation, vibration, and the actual packed weight guide the test plan.
Cold-storage produce
Board, adhesive, vents, drains, lid fit, stacking, moisture exposure, and spot-color approval on the intended substrate can be confirmed before the run.
Decorated cartons and rigid boxes
Artwork, panel orientation, color, coating, foil, embossing, wrap, windows, glue, opening, closure, and finished presentation are compared with the approved proof or sample.
How production problems are handled
If delivered packaging differs from the approved drawing, material, print reference, sample, or acceptance criteria, the affected quantity is identified and compared with the production records. The response may include sorting, replacement, rework, credit, or a documented corrective action before the next production run.