Drei V GmbH, developer and manufacturer of solid and corrugated cardboard shipping packaging solutions from Kirchheim-Heimstetten, will be presenting its wide range of customised packaging solutions for the safe transport of sensitive and high-quality industrial goods at this year's FachPack.
With the Multisnap, Quicksnap and Easysnap, Lapsnap and Minipac versions of the three V-film fixation packaging, the packaged goods are Securely fixed and protected. The film is extremely stretchable and virtually tear-proof and adapts precisely to any surface. This makes three V-film fixation packaging the ideal packaging solution for any type of product. sensitive packaged goods to highly sensitive electronic products and up to a weight of around 35 kilograms. The packaging design is perfectly matched to the product and offers optimum protection against shocks and vibrations without the need for additional padding or stuffing the gaps with paper, foam or composite materials.
A world first: Fixation packaging with environmentally friendly kraft paper
In addition, the company is introducing two world firsts in the area of customised fuser packaging before. In both variants, a special film made of polyethylene or polyurethane is used instead of the required special film. environmentally friendly kraft paper as a fixing or clamping element. With Paperpac, Safebox and Papersnap, Drei V now has a complete range of purely paper-based single-material fixation packaging.
Protection and efficiency score points
Three V shipping cartons are specially designed for the requirements of Online shops and the modern E-Commerce developed. They save time when packing and minimise material, storage and postage costs. For online retail, the most important packaging features are the Optimum product protection and the Maximum efficiency in handling and dispatch. This is the only way to guarantee the standard market delivery times of a maximum of 48 hours from order to delivery to the customer in a cost-efficient manner.
Three V at FachPack 2018: Hall 7A, Stand 228
