Custom box inserts

What are the different types of custom box inserts available?

Custom box inserts come in various types, each designed to provide protection and enhance the presentation of products within packaging. Here are some common types of custom box inserts:

1. Foam Inserts: Made from materials like PU (Polyurethane) and EVA (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate) foam, these inserts offer excellent cushioning and protection for delicate items.
2. Cardboard Inserts: These are typically made from paperboard or corrugated cardboard and provide a rigid structure to hold items in place.
3. Paper Inserts: Lightweight and often used for separating items or providing additional layers inside the packaging.
4. Plastic Inserts: Often used for their durability and can be molded to fit specific product shapes. They are less common due to environmental concerns but still used for specific applications.
5. Molded Pulp Inserts: Made from recycled paper materials, these are eco-friendly options that offer good protection and are biodegradable.
6. Blister Inserts: Typically used for products that need to be displayed prominently, such as electronics or small consumer goods.

These inserts can be customized in terms of size, shape, and material to fit the specific needs of the product and packaging design.

What are the most common sizes and shapes of custom box inserts?

Custom box inserts can be crafted in various sizes

1. Standard Sizes:
   • Small Inserts: Typically around 3 x 3 x 2 inches (7.62 x 7.62 x 5.08 cm) for smaller products or components.
   • Medium Inserts: These can vary but often are designed to fit medium-sized products like electronics or cosmetics.
   • Large Inserts: Used for larger items such as appliances or bulkier goods, dimensions can be quite variable.
2. Common Shapes:
   • Rectangular or Square: These are the most common shapes and are used for products that have defined edges or need structured support.
   • Circular or Oval: Used for round products like bottles or jars.
   • Custom Shapes: Inserts can be tailored to match the unique contours of the product, such as a camera or a tool with a specific silhouette.
3. Specialized Forms:
   • Divided Sections: Inserts with multiple compartments to hold several items or components separately.
   • Layered Inserts: For products that require stacking, such as multiple parts of a set.

These inserts are customized to ensure the product