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Custom Foam Insert & Tray

Also called: EVA foam insert · EPE foam tray · custom foam packaging insert

From 300–1000 units Working sample 3–5 days Production ~15 days DDP US/EU/UK/AU

A die-cut foam insert holds several parts in fixed positions, so a set arrives in the order it was packed and reads as one product rather than five. Cavity depth follows the part, and the foam sits inside a rigid outer rather than loose in a carton. Runs from 300 to 1000 units, sampled in 3–5 days, DDP-inclusive to the US, EU, UK, and AU.

Spec Sheet — Custom Foam Insert & Tray

Dimension Published option
Price from On request — confirmed against your product spec
Boards greyboard 1200–1500 gsm + wrapped paper
Flutes On request — confirmed against your product spec
Liner weight 1200–1500 gsm (greyboard)
Size bands Under 20 cm · 20–35 cm · 35–50 cm · Over 50 cm
MOQ band 300–1000 units — Hand-assembled rigid boxes. Lower MOQ on request for stock sizes.
Working sample 3–5 days via express courier
Production ~15 days after artwork approval
DDP transit (door-to-door) US/EU/UK 10–15 days · AU 12–18 days
Sample policy Finish sample first, shipped on the real boards so nothing is judged from a screen; cost credited back toward the production order.
Compliance ECT (TAPPI T-811), ISTA 1A/2A/3A — standards education, not in-house test claims.

Finish Options

CMYK offset

matte lamination

selective UV (spot UV)

foil stamping

Structure quick-fit

Three questions, thirty seconds.

Product size, structure preference, budget band — that is enough to start. Our engineers confirm the final structure against your drawings before anything is quoted. This guidance narrows the band; it does not replace engineering.

Under 20 cm 20–35 cm 35–50 cm Over 50 cm
Send your three answers to our engineers

Field Notes

Project records being compiled

Every image on this site carries the project record behind it — structure, board, finish. Field-note images for this structure are being compiled from our bench records. Ask for a working sample to review the board, the print, and the opening action in your own hands.

Custom Foam Insert & Tray — Questions, Answered

What is the minimum order for custom foam insert & tray? +

Minimum order is 300–1000 units. Hand-assembled rigid boxes. Lower MOQ on request for stock sizes.

How fast can I get a working sample? +

Working samples ship in 3–5 days via express courier after we confirm the structure. The sample cost is credited back toward the production order.

How long does a production order take? +

Production takes about 15 days after artwork approval, with photo updates every two days.

Is DDP shipping included in the quote? +

Yes — the quoted price covers production, freight, import duties, customs clearance, and last-mile delivery to US, EU, UK, AU. Door-to-door transit runs 10–15 days to the US/EU/UK and 12–18 days to Australia. The number we quote is the number you pay.

Which boards and flute grades can you run? +

Boards: greyboard 1200–1500 gsm + wrapped paper. Liner weight: 1200–1500 gsm (greyboard). We confirm the final combination against your product weight and shipping route before quoting.

Do you offer samples before bulk production? +

Yes — samples come first, always. Finish sample first, shipped on the real boards so nothing is judged from a screen; cost credited back toward the production order.

Get the DDP-inclusive quote

Quote Custom Foam Insert & Tray — duties included, no surprises at the border.

Send your product dimensions and quantity — our engineers reply with structure, board options, and a single-line landed-cost quote. The quote is the total; the sample is the proof.

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<24h reply — structural die-line PDF + 3D effect render + DDP-inclusive landed-cost quote.

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Audit checklist

Ask for the insert with the heaviest part in it and the box shaken — depth is the variable that decides whether a cavity holds.