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Rigid protection & export transport

Wooden Cases & Crates

Select from wooden boxes, framed cases, steel-belt cases and related formats based on weight, lifting, handling and export route.

Plywood case with timber cleats and skid base (design illustration)Design illustration · Not a site photo

Structure families

Choose the style around the packing method

Case construction addresses load and handling, while solid-wood export material may require phytosanitary and ISPM 15 review for the destination. Exemptions for processed wood must be checked against the actual material and importing-country rules.

Structure breakdownPrecision instrument protection

Wooden box

A general wooden box category; construction is determined by the packed load.

Structure breakdownIndustrial pump securing

Wooden framed case

A load-bearing frame format suited to large or heavy equipment.

Panel breakdownControl module protection

Steel-belt plywood case

Panel construction edged with steel belts for transport and on-site assembly.

Structure breakdownMoisture-barrier packing

Plywood case

Enclosed protection using processed panels, specified per project.

Structure breakdownValve securing

Open crate

Open slatted construction for loads that permit exposure but require rigid restraint.

Applications

A system shaped around the journey

  • Large machinery
  • Precision equipment
  • Export projects
Enlarge packaging illustrationPlywood case with timber cleats and skid base (design illustration)

Concept illustration, not a customer photograph. Actual structure is confirmed per project.

What should we confirm before ordering?

Goods and transport

Specify dimensions, weight, securing points and lifting or forklift access; confirm material and treatment documentation requirements for the destination.

If the specification is not ready, start with photos, dimensions and intended use.

Customisation and samples

Discuss structure, materials, fitments, printing and dimensions. Agree sample needs, costs, acceptance criteria and production arrangements in writing before ordering.

Quantity, quote and lead time

Share quantity, delivery location and target date. MOQ, price, freight and lead time depend on the agreed specification and order. Illustrations are not load-rating or delivery guarantees.

Scope: packaging for non-dangerous goods only. Images and 3D structures illustrate options and are not customer delivery evidence.

Six-side detail explorer

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Drag to flip: printed artwork on the front · natural board on the back · double-click or press Home to reset

The dieline is one connected, double-sided board. Dimensions, slots, folds and artwork joins follow the project drawing.

Start with the load

Understand the load before choosing the pack.

Dimensions, weight, route and handling method give the structure a sound basis.

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