If you’re moving away from EPS foam and thermoformed plastic, this molded pulp packaging insert is the upgrade your line needs. We start with recycled cellulose fibers and dry‑press them into a dense structure that resists crush, cushions shocks, and holds shape under load. The natural finish communicates quality and care—no creaky plastic, no messy foam flakes—just a tidy, modern unboxing that photographs beautifully and feels right for eco‑minded customers.
Customization is simple. Share CAD files or a sample unit and our engineers map precise cavities to your product, from power tools to small appliances and smart electronics. We can tune wall thickness, add retainer features, create pass‑throughs for cables, and design multi‑level trays that stage accessories perfectly. Branding integrates seamlessly with embossed or debossed marks—ink‑free and scuff‑proof.
Operationally, molded pulp wins: trays nest tightly to slash warehouse volume, weigh less to cut freight, and load fast on packing lines. After use, they are recyclable where paper programs accept them and will biodegrade over time, supporting circular‑economy goals. With rugged protection, a responsible materials story, and lower total cost of ownership, this recycled cardboard molded pulp packaging insert is a smart, future‑ready choice.

FAQs:

Q1: What material is used?
A: Recycled paper pulp (cellulose fiber). We can incorporate bagasse fiber on request.

Q2: Is it recyclable or biodegradable?
A: Yes. It’s plastic‑free, 100% biodegradable, and recyclable in many paper streams—check local guidelines.

Q3: Can you customize the cavity layout and size?
A: Absolutely. We build custom tooling to your CAD/sample and tune depths, finger‑pulls, and accessory wells.

Q4: What are the MOQ and lead time?
A: MOQ is 5,000 units. Sampling typically takes 7–10 days after approval, with production in 15–30 business days.

Q5: Do you offer moisture resistance?
A: By default the trays are uncoated paper fiber. Optional water‑repellent treatments are available for humid supply chains.