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Sealed Air’s Five Step Package Design Process!

Here's a interesting link from our main foam provider: Sealed Air. A simple 5 step process that we apply on a daily basis. 1 Define shipping environment 2 Define product fragility 3 Select cushioning material 4 Design prototype pack 5 Verify the pack by testing [...]

By |31 October 2010|Comments Off on Sealed Air’s Five Step Package Design Process!

Kiss Cutting

Hinge foam designs are easily manufactured by “kiss cutting” this stratocell foam during the die cutting operation. What remains is a strong 3.5 mil film, or 1/8" high density foam skin. This type of design allows cushions to be shipped flat, greatly reducing shipping costs [...]

By |31 October 2010|Comments Off on Kiss Cutting

Crosslink Foams!

This is a special type of foam called Minicell. It's a crosslink foam with unique with unique physical and chemical properties. The die-cut piece you see in the picture is used as a gasket.

By |22 October 2010|Comments Off on Crosslink Foams!

Polyurethane Foam!

Polyurethane Foam is a resilient and flexible foam. Fabrication is easy with tooling such as steel rule dies from die cuting parts to pattern contours and saw cut shapes.

By |22 October 2010|Comments Off on Polyurethane Foam!

Aaaaand PRE-CUT!

This is an interesting product for semi-custom needs. It's a pre-cut sheet of polyurethane foam. You'll just need to chip out those little pre-cut cubes to fit your product's shape. Enjoy.

By |22 October 2010|Comments Off on Aaaaand PRE-CUT!

Lovepac: Love + Packaging!

Lovepac is a Montreal based custom packaging manufacturer. We run small to medium orders and we ship it right to your door. We also design and fabricate specific foam protections for fragile products. Protective packaging is our business.

By |15 October 2010|Comments Off on Lovepac: Love + Packaging!

Think Pink!

Pink foam is necessary to ship electrical components. Here is a bunch of die-cuts made with with 2 inch thick 1.7 pounds density pink foam. Perfect for protective packaging.

By |15 October 2010|Comments Off on Think Pink!

For All of You Foam Lovers!

Polyethylene foam is great. You can heat it and built it up. That's possible because of its thermoplastic nature. It also makes it recyclable.

By |15 October 2010|Comments Off on For All of You Foam Lovers!

FPF Box

The Five-Panel Folder (FPF) is perfect for shipping very long products. The closed  box has several layers of combined board on each end, providing stacking strenght and protection for long articles of small diameter.

By |10 September 2010|Comments Off on FPF Box

FOL Box

The Full Overlap Container (FOL) is ideal for boxes with relatively narrow widths. The outer flaps overlap the full width of the box making it especially resistant to rough handling.

By |10 September 2010|Comments Off on FOL Box

RSC Box

Slotted Container (RSC) is the most common box style used for shipping and storage. The two outer flaps of an RSC box meet at the center of the box when folded and are usually closed using tape, or staples.

By |10 September 2010|Comments Off on RSC Box

Polyethylene Foam!

Polyethylene is a closed cell foam available in densities from 1.7-9 pounds per cubic foot. This allows us to design protective packaging for a variety of product weights and sizes. Because it is resilient and flexible, it can take repeated shocks and still protect against [...]

By |20 August 2010|Comments Off on Polyethylene Foam!

Protective Packaging!

When it comes to foam, color speakes by itself. This is our pink anti-static foam wich is mostly used for electronic components. (picture to come)

By |13 August 2010|Comments Off on Protective Packaging!

Colorful Language!

If color matters to your company, Lovepac offers you the possibility to choose between 82 standard colors made out for kraft or white corrugated sheets. If it's a question of respecting your brand's color chart, we'll be happy to match your Pantone favorite!

By |30 July 2010|Comments Off on Colorful Language!

Lovepac is Born

Live the life you love to live. I read that once on a tram while telemark skiing a few years ago. Why “lovepac” you ask? I love to telemark ski, I love to fish, I love to hike, I love life, and a big part [...]

By |15 March 2010|Comments Off on Lovepac is Born