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Fit & Stability: Liners must match the internal dimensions of TecPack Boxes (e.g., 800×1200×950mm) to prevent shifting during transit. Customizable cutouts or compartments ensure snug fits for irregularly shaped parts.
Installation Ease: Modular designs (e.g., snap-in panels) simplify liner placement and removal.
Choose liners based on cargo type, weight, and environmental risks:
Shock Absorption: Prioritize materials like EPE foam or EVA for fragile items.
Durability: Opt for PP honeycomb boards or plastic corrugated sheets for heavy machinery.
Hygiene: Smooth, non-porous surfaces (e.g., thermoformed trays) allow easy cleaning for automotive or medical components.
Compartmentalization: Divide liners into slots or grids to isolate parts and prevent collisions.
Load Distribution: Reinforced edges and ribbed bases prevent deformation under heavy loads.
Non-Porous Materials: PP or HDPE liners resist stains and can be wiped down with disinfectants.
Quick-Drain Designs: Perforations or sloped surfaces prevent liquid retention in humid environments.
Tamper-Proof Seals: Use adhesive strips or lockable lids for high-value cargo.
Barcode/QR Code Integration: Embed tracking labels directly into liner surfaces.
Best For: Delicate electronics, glass components, and precision instruments.
Features:
Lightweight cushioning with excellent shock absorption.
Waterproof and chemically inert.
Use Case: Protecting automotive sensors during overseas shipping.
Best For: Automotive parts (e.g., gears, plastic trim), consumer goods.
Features:
High rebound resilience for repeated use.
Anti-static variants available for electronics.
Use Case: Securing engine components in Volvo’s supply chain.
Best For: Lightweight, non-fragile items (e.g., packaging fillers, textiles).
Features:
Cost-effective and recyclable.
Limited moisture resistance (avoid humid environments).
Use Case: Temporary storage of automotive manuals or fabric seat covers.
Best For: Heavy machinery, industrial tools, and bulk metal parts.
Features:
High strength-to-weight ratio (static load up to 2,000 kg).
Waterproof and corrosion-resistant.
Use Case: Transporting Mobis’ transmission systems.
Best For: Small, high-mix parts (e.g., screws, connectors, medical devices).
Features:
Custom-molded cavities for precise part fixation.
Compatible with automated sorting systems.
Use Case: Organizing electric vehicle battery components.
Best For: Mid-weight industrial goods, agricultural products.
Features:
Lightweight yet rigid, with UV resistance for outdoor storage.
Easy to clean and reusable.
Use Case: Stacking automotive filters or farm produce.
Industry | Recommended Liner | Why It Works |
---|---|---|
Automotive | EVA + PP Honeycomb Hybrid | Combines shock absorption and load capacity for mixed cargo. |
Electronics | Anti-static EPE Foam | Prevents electrostatic discharge damage. |
Glass & Ceramics | Custom-Molded EPE Foam | Superior cushioning to absorb impacts and prevent fractures. |
Pharmaceuticals | Thermoformed Trays | FDA-compliant, non-porous material. |
For transporting fragile items like glassware, ceramics, or laboratory equipment, EPE foam liners are the gold standard:
Custom Contouring: Precision-cut cavities cradle each item, eliminating contact points and vibration damage.
Multi-Layer Protection: Layered EPE sheets with varying densities absorb shocks from all directions.
Case Example: TecPack Boxes EPE liners reduced breakage rates for a European glassware supplier by 95% during cross-continental shipping.
TecPack Boxes are trusted by global automotive leaders like Volvo and Mobis for their patented liner retention systems and modular designs. Our liners are engineered to:
Reduce cargo damage rates by up to 90%.
Slash packaging waste through 100+ reuses.
Integrate seamlessly with automated warehouses.
Free Logo Printing: Brand your TecPack Boxes with custom logos at no extra cost, enhancing visibility and professionalism.
SGS On-Site Inspections: Third-party quality verification ensures compliance with international standards, from load capacity to material safety.
Freight Cost Optimization: Tailored shipping solutions (e.g., route consolidation, return logistics) reduce transportation expenses by 15-30%.
Final Tip: Always test liner prototypes with real cargo under simulated transport conditions (e.g., vibration, drops) before full-scale adoption.