Regular Slotted Containers (RSC)
RSC boxes are the workhorses of industrial shipping. CDP custom engineers RSCs to fit your product dimensions, stacking requirements, and handling conditions. Options range from standard single-wall boxes to reinforced, double-wall structures for heavier loads. Right-sized designs reduce waste, optimize pallet patterns, and help keep freight costs in line.
Half Slotted Containers (HSC)
HSC boxes provide open-top access, making them ideal for applications where products need to be loaded and accessed from above, staged for assembly, or used as part of a display-ready system. CDP designs HSC formats that integrate with trays, covers, and other elements to support your process.
One-Piece Folders (OPF)
OPFs are wraparound structures used for flat, narrow, or elongated items. They conform closely to the shape of the product and can be designed with interior flaps, pads, and locks to keep contents secure. They are particularly useful where form-fitting protection and efficient use of space are priorities.
Partition Sets and Internal Components
Partitions, dividers, and custom fillers prevent products from colliding, chipping, or scratching during transit. CDP designs internal components as part of the overall packaging system rather than as an afterthought, ensuring that each piece plays a role in protection and stability. Digital cutting capabilities allow rapid development of custom partition sets without long tooling lead times.
Corrugated Trays and Pads
Trays and pads are used for staging, stacking, and supporting products within master cartons or on pallets. CDP develops tray and pad designs that complement the primary container and help streamline handling, whether in a production environment, a distribution center, or a retail backroom.
From Problem to Solution
When industrial packaging fails, the cost shows up in damaged goods, returns, safety concerns, and lost time. CDP’s team engages early to understand where and how problems are happening, then builds prototypes, tests structures, and refines designs until performance is where it needs to be.
The goal is always the same: safer shipments, fewer damages, and packaging that works as hard as the products it carries.
