Thermoformed trays for the general industry
- Thermoformed trays designed according to the geometry of each part to ensure stability, order, and protection during the production process.
- They facilitate the transfer of materials between workstations
- They help prevent bumps, scratches, and mixing of parts in manufacturing processes and internal logistics.
- Durable and returnable packaging systems that improve the organization of WIP and reduce operating costs.
Thermoformed packaging solutions for general industry
Industrial trays for the transfer, organization, and protection of parts in process within production lines, warehouses, and logistics operations. Our WIP trays adapt to the geometry of the product, optimizing the operational flow, reducing losses, and improving visual control in the plant.
WIP Trays
Thermoformed trays type Work In Process or WIP-Trays. Ideal for transporting products from one production plant to another without damaging the product.
Rigidity and Protection
Structural rigidity and mechanical resistance, providing dimensional support, impact protection, and stability during handling, stacking, and transport.
Thermoformed trays for the industry in general
Thermoformed trays for general industry and WIP handling are custom-designed for each component to ensure order, stability, and protection during the production process, facilitating the efficient flow of materials between workstations, reducing losses and damage, and offering a reusable and durable solution that optimizes operation and reduces plant costs.
WIP and Industrial Trays: FAQs
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Request a quote →What is a WIP tray?
A work-in-process tray designed around the geometry of each part to move it between workstations, warehouses or plants in an organized, protected way.
Are industrial trays returnable?
Yes. We make durable, returnable packaging systems that withstand repeated use and help reduce operating costs.
Can they be stacked?
Yes. We design the trays with structural rigidity and stability so they can be stacked during handling, storage and shipping.
What materials are they made of?
Mainly HIPS and other engineering plastics, and ESD materials when handling electronic components. For the automotive industry, see our thermoformed dunnage.
Quality and food-safety certificationsWe manufacture to international standards.
Have a thermoformed packaging project?
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