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MODULAR LOGISTIC BOX SYSTEM Company: Iniciativas Originales del Packaging, S.L. Country: Spain Email:
xcots@inorpack.com Web:
www.inorpack.com
Modular logistic-box for efficient nesting. Easy loading and unloading due to an integrated tilting separator that allows unrestricted access to the bottom of the system. The unit combines efficient economics in terms of minimum handling and loading/unloading time, maximum packaging density to minimize investment and reduce transport costs. Modular logistic box system, can be easily adapted to any kind of intermeshing parts.
PERSONAL DESIGN ALARM
Company: DS Smith Packaging Finland Country: Finland
Email:
jyri.sarkkinen@
dssmith.eu Web:
www.dssmith-packaging.fi
The Simple and cost-efficient packaging doesn’t take much space and can be used in varied retail environments. The uncoated liner and minimal waste in the manufacturing process make this packaging immensely ecological. The product is easy to pack in this sleeve, giving it maximum visibility and providing space for information. The ecological display was designed to promote the product and it plays on the strengths of the packaging, being light-weight and offering maximum visibility.
RFID TECHNOLOGY IN RETURNABLE PLASTIC MULTISTAGE CASE Company: INPACKGLOBAL Co. Ltd Country: Korea (South) Email:
inpackglobal@hanmail.net Web:
www.inpack-tps.co.kr
Plastic multistage boxes were developed to decrease the destruction of the environment due to indiscriminate using of disposable packing materials. Enhanced competitiveness in exports by reducing the logistics cost owing to increase cost of raw material. This package is able to control the level of products according to its volume. Also it is possible to do the effective management of space because it can be kept folded and be able to apply different colors for each quality of products.
SECURITY-BOX
Company: Schenker Deutschland AG & CargoGuard GmbH Country: Germany
Email:
christian.huetter@
dbschenker.com Web:
www.dbschenker.com/de
Transporting high-value goods, or those requiring high levels of confidentiality or security has always constituted a cost and labour-intensive process for companies, but it's a problem DB SCHENKEReuropac has recognized in good time. Collaboration with CargoGuard has led to the development of transport packaging aimed at fulfilling the security requirements. With the Security-Box, we have created cutting-edge technology which sets us apart from the competition.
SIGNUS VITAE - SEEDS OF BRAZILIAN TREES Company: Signus Vitae/ Estúdio Ricardo Mayer Country: Brazil Email:
sementes@signusvitae.com.br Web:
http://www.signusvitae.com.br
Functional and sustainable packing solution for perishable seeds combining envelope and sachet with modified atmosphere offering performance on sales, economy on packaging materials, and shelf life. The envelope made of 100% recycled cardboard offers foldable structure that is opened and closed easily, gathering all information required about the tree culture. No glue is used to close the envelope, it also facilitates the manual packing. The same pleated structure is adaptable for all kinds for seeds within the sachet.
SPECIAL CORROSION INTERCEPT® PACKAGING OF LARGE RAILWAY WAGONS
Company: Metria - VTO Biztonsagos Csomagolas Kft. Country: Hungary
Email:
farkas.gyula@
csom.hu Web:
www.csom.hu
Task characteristics: huge size and weight: L45m; W2,7m; H4,2m; Weight 47t. Short time for packaging. Road/sea transport. Low budget. Solution: Two layers shrink wrapping; Corrosion Intercept inside for corrosion protection; Powershrink UV resistant outside for additional mechanical protection. Result: smaller size and weight; less packaging materials; less ecological impact. Short lead time. Cost saving. Arrives in perfect condition. Very good alternative to wooden packaging solution.
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