Hardware & Tools Packaging Boxes In Ahmedabad
01Hardware & Tools
Corrugated Boxes for Hardware, Fasteners and Tools
Hardware is small but dense. A carton of bolts, fittings or hand tools weighs far more than its size suggests, and the weight sits in the bottom of the box. Standard cartons split at the seams, and sharp or pointed items find their way through the walls.
We make boxes for hardware and tool makers and distributors, specified for the real weight — heavier board, partitions that separate items and spread the load, and printed product and count details for the warehouse.
Typical specification
HP / HAR- Ply construction
- 3, 5 and 7 ply, by carton weight
- Flute profiles
- B and C, combined in multi-wall board
- Bursting strength
- Up to 32 kg/cm²
- Partitions
- Partitions and dividers that separate items and spread weight
- Product, size, count and brand marks
- Format
- Custom, to pack count and weight
A starting point, not a rule. Your box is specified from your load and route, agreed in writing, and proven on a physical sample before bulk production.
02In transit
What goes wrong, and how we specify against it
Bursting seams
Dense loads split the bottom seam when the carton is lifted.
Board and closure chosen for the carton’s real weight.
Puncture
Pointed and sharp-edged items push through the walls.
Heavier liners, and partitions that keep points off the walls.
Mixed items
Different parts in one carton scratch and tangle.
Partitions that give each item its own space.
Rough handling
Hardware cartons are thrown, stacked and dragged across floors.
Construction specified for how it is actually handled.
03Products
The boxes we specify for hardware & tools
04Questions, answered
What hardware & tools buyers ask
Why do hardware cartons need heavier board?
Can you add partitions for mixed items?
Can you print size and count on the box?
Do you provide a sample before bulk production?
What is the minimum order quantity?
Send us the part. We will specify the box.
Part weight, delivery city and quantity are enough to start. You get a board specification and a delivered price — not a brochure.