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Assembly & delivery

Packaging & Fulfillment

Packaging and fulfillment that connect your finished assembly with its destination, whether your team or your end customer.

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Protect the product. Prepare the handoff.

EMS supports manufacturing and fulfillment for your product. Packaging and shipping connect the finished assembly with its destination. Product handling matters because components can be damaged by unsuitable packaging or handling.

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Illustrative custom foam packaging

Protection that fits

Review box dimensions, die-cut foam and insert requirements.

Illustrative antistatic bag and protective insert

Handle with purpose

Identify electrostatic protection, presentation and labeling needs.

Stacked shipping cartons

Define the destination

Plan shipment to your team or your end customer.

Choose the protection your assembly needs.

Packaging options include custom die-cut boxes, ESD packaging and wrap, die-cut foam and inserts, plastic clamshells and other custom packaging solutions. Discuss any additional packaging design and handling requirements for your assembly.

Custom die-cut boxes

Discuss the box format and dimensions needed for the product.

ESD packaging and wrap

Identify the assembly’s electrostatic-protection requirements.

Die-cut foam and inserts

Discuss how the product needs to be held and protected within the pack.

Plastic clamshells

Include presentation, access and handling requirements.

Other custom packaging solutions

Describe additional requirements specific to the assembly.

To your team, or to your end customer.

Once final assembly is complete, products can be shipped to the client or to the end customer. Agree destination and handling requirements as part of the project.

Client delivery

Identify where your team needs to receive the completed assembly.

End-customer delivery

Discuss the destination and product-specific handling or labeling requirements.

A clearer brief.
A better starting point.

The product and destination help define the packaging discussion.

Talk through your requirements
Which packaging formats are available?

Custom die-cut boxes, ESD packaging and wrap, die-cut foam and inserts, plastic clamshells and other custom packaging solutions.

Can an assembly go to an end customer?

Completed assemblies can be shipped to you or your end customer; confirm destination and handling requirements for the project.

What information should I bring?

Available product or assembly dimensions, protection needs, labeling requirements and shipment destination give the discussion a useful starting point.

Define the pack and the handoff together.

Tell us about the assembly, the protection it needs and where it should go. Include labeling and fulfillment requirements you want to discuss.

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