Posted on October 23rd, 2009 by Brennan
What are some important factors when choosing a small handheld returnable container?
Some of the considerations should include the display of the parts for the user- both for loading and unloading. If part separation is required, the dunnage should be ‘green’ (recyclable/sustainable), and collapsible for consolidation and return. Additionally, the dunnage should be of [...]
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Posted on October 4th, 2009 by Brennan
Work with product development teams early in the program to understand and analyze cost options in the supply chain. Frequently, a small modification to product component design can mean the difference of millions of dollars in packaging, transportation, or material handling cost.
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Posted on October 1st, 2009 by Brennan
Retail operations require careful packaging design which includes the attractiveness of the packaging, its display method, and use. Large staffs of packaging engineers work with marketing and sales groups to define the materials and design of retail packaging.
Industrial packaging design is concerned with part presentation to downstream operators, minimizing damage, minimizing cost, and ensuring safe [...]
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Posted on July 14th, 2009 by Brennan
There are times when a part which normally would require individual separation can avoid this waste by tightly packing a tote.
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