[Cost Reduction Case] Optimization of Logistics Packaging by Changing the Material of the Igeta Partition!
Cost reduction and space-saving through changes in packaging material!
We would like to introduce a case study on the introduction of vacuum-formed grid trays. Are you facing any of these issues regarding grid dividers? ■ You are transporting parts using grid dividers, but you want to find a solution for the storage space of the dividers. ■ You want to procure packaging materials for new parts being launched, but you don't want to spend money on initial costs (prototypes). Grid dividers are widely used for transporting parts in plastic containers and corrugated plastic boxes. If you are considering cost reduction and space-saving solutions for grid dividers, we recommend vacuum-formed grid trays. 【Key Points for Introducing Vacuum-Formed Grid Trays】 ■ Vacuum-formed trays offer advantages such as cost reduction and space-saving compared to grid dividers for part transportation. ■ By utilizing simple molds, it is possible to create divider trays that can replace grid dividers, allowing for quick turnaround and low-cost prototyping. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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■Tray for automotive parts ■Tray for precision parts ■Tray for electronic components ■Tray for electrical equipment ■Serving tray ■Tray for semiconductors ■Tray for general-purpose parts ■Industrial tray
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After 80 years since our founding, we have supported our customers' businesses from various angles, including logistics support, and by continuously incorporating customer feedback and exploring possibilities, we have come to believe that vacuum forming is the most efficient way to support our customers' manufacturing processes. Currently, we perceive three challenges—cost, quality, and proposals—as hurdles preventing the adoption of plastic products in manufacturing. Our company has manufacturing bases not only in Japan but also in Vietnam. To achieve low costs, we primarily focus on mold manufacturing in Vietnam, minimizing cost barriers and enabling us to engage in prototyping and production effectively.