Inserts for custom boxes

Discover the perfect inserts for custom boxes. APP’s guide to foam, EVA, and recycled paper solutions balances protection, cost & brand values. Request free samples and more info / quotation today!

Popular inserts for custom boxes

foam inserts for custom boxes
Inserts for custom boxes
foam inserts for custom boxes
Foam with velvet
EVA inserts for custom boxes
EVA inserts for custom boxes
custom cosmetic boxes from APP inserts for custom boxes
Paper Tray
Small pillow from APP inserts for custom boxes
Small pillow
paper box with blister from APP inserts for custom boxes
Plastic Blister
plastic tray from APP inserts for custom boxes
Plastic Tray
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Raffia / shredded paper
custom mailer boxes from APP custom Packaging Style
paper inserts for custom boxes
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Silk inserts for custom boxes

How to choose the perfect inserts for custom boxes?

  1. Assess product needs: Prioritize protection (e.g., foam/EVA for fragile electronics, molded pulp for lightweight ceramics) and weight limits.
  2. Match material to function: Use soft foam for cushioning, rigid plastic/blister for moisture resistance, or recycled paper for eco-friendly branding.
  3. Balance cost and durability: Opt for budget-friendly kraft inserts for basic protection; invest in custom EVA or thermoformed plastic for high-value items.
  4. Align with brand values: Choose sustainable options (FSC paper, biodegradable foam) or premium finishes (velvet-lined trays for luxury goods).
  5. Test prototypes: Verify fit, stability, and aesthetics (e.g., blister clarity for product visibility) before bulk production.

How to confirm the size of the inserts for custom boxes?

  1. Measure product dimensions precisely (length/width/height) using calipers or 3D scans, accounting for irregular shapes or fragile components.
  2. Align with packaging cavity: Deduct 2-5mm from the box’s inner size for snug inserts (e.g., 100mm box → 98mm insert to avoid over-tight fits).
  3. Factor in material thickness: Foam/EVA expands under compression; paper inserts require precise die-cutting to match product contours.
  4. Optimize cost with modular designs: Use adjustable partitions (e.g., scored paper inserts) to accommodate multiple product variants without retooling.
  5. Validate via prototypes: Test sample inserts for fit, stability, and protection (e.g., drop tests) before finalizing bulk production specs.

3 Steps to create inserts for custom boxes

1. Confirm all details in the description above.

2. Adjust the details to meet your budget.

  • Save the costs by smaller size, thinner materials, more quantity, etc.

3. Sampling and trial order to test

  • Get samples to test and approve by putting your products with inserts in the boxes.

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