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TELESCOPIC TUBES EXPAND PROTECTION


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eckett Packaging Solutions from Mocap [Stand L195] are the perfect partner for many


industrial packaging applications. Mocap has a wide variety of


telescopic tubes with multiple applications from packaging of tools, drills, taps, milling cutters, and so on in the cutting tool industry to retail and consumer packaging in the hobby, craft, electrode, office supply, fishing and dental industries. There are many different tube options


on offer to suit just about every project requirement whether it be round, square or rectangular. The square and rectangular tubes offer security while in transit as they can be stacked easily, avoiding damage during transportation. All the telescopic tubes are reusable


and resistant to contamination and moisture. They can be manufactured in a wide variety of different colours, with or without hangers allowing users to easily identify different ranges and giving any products a unique and individualistic touch. Other packaging solutions from


Mocap include Grip-Packs, providing individual packaging for end mills, drills, solid carbide tooling and other cutting tools. They provide ideal protection and excellent presentation display; Insert Boxes, ideal packaging solution for high quality carbide blade inserts as well as any small delicate set of items that require individual compartmental storage; Multi Boxes, unique mini boxes that can be used to package a wide variety of products from the cutting tool industry to the hobby and craft market; and Snap-Packs, a handy way to package drills, milling cutters and shank tools and individually dispense them without having to be repacked. Just snap one off for single unit use. www.cleartecpackaging. co.uk/beckett-items.html


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