An air-sealed bag with enhanced side and corner protection includes a box body and first protection walls. The box body is formed by a plurality of first air columns and includes two side walls and a bottom wall. The bottom wall is at bottom ends of the side walls and is connected with the side walls. The side walls and the bottom wall form a receiving space. The outer surface of the first air column adjacent to the joint between the side walls forms a chamfered shape. The first protection walls are on the outer side surfaces of the side walls, respectively. Each of the first protection walls includes two first protection portions, and each first protection portion includes a first protection air column. Each of the first protection portions is attached on the first air column of which the outer surface forms the chamfered shape.

A shock-absorbing device includes a first holding member, a second holding member movably assembled to the first holding member, and an elastic element disposed between the first and the second holding member with two ends of the elastic element pressing against the two holding members. With the elastic element, an elastic shock-absorbing space is defined between the first and the second holding member.

A shock-absorbing device includes a first holding member, a second holding member movably assembled to the first holding member, and an elastic element disposed between the first and the second holding member with two ends of the elastic element pressing against the two holding members. With the elastic element, an elastic shock-absorbing space is defined between the first and the second holding member.

A packaging assembly for packaging and maintaining an article within a container can include a retention member configured to engage the sidewalls of the container so as to releaseably retain the retention member in the open interior space of the container. The retention member can include a releasable latching mechanism for securing the retention member in the container. The latching mechanism can be formed with foldable panels that are biased towards an extended position.

The disclosed systems and methods relate to improved tamper-proof cases for securely storing and shipping products. In one example, a tamper-proof case comprises a unibody frame constructed from a single piece of material. The unibody frame can comprise six sides and include one or more living hinges that allow the unibody frame to fold into a completed case. Various sides can be configured to receive panels to give the crate additional structure, rigidity, and security. Additionally, the frame can comprise a split-top lid with a self-locking mechanism with a tamper-proof pull tab for opening the lid.

A connector to be used with straps of variable lengths comprises a body and two locking blades. The connector comprises a first passage and a second passage distant from the first passage that extends throughout the body along a direction perpendicular to the first passage. The passages house the locking blades. The passages comprise an entrance and an abutment wall. The second passage also comprises an exit. The entrances are for the insertion of an extremity of a strap, with the sloped locking blades preventing exit of the extremities of the strap through the entrances by blocking a portion of the strap between themselves and an abutment wall. An extremity of the strap can exit out of the connector through the exit of the second passage to be pulled to tighten the strap. Kits comprising the herein connectors are also described.

A packaging system included a support member and a packing component. The support member includes a base, a head portion, and a leg. The head portion extends from the base in a first direction. The leg extends from the base in a second direction opposite the first direction. The packing component includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion defines a first aperture configured to receive the leg. The second portion defines a second aperture configured to receive the head portion.

Packaging for one or more bottles comprises one or more inflatable pouches, each for protecting a respective bottle. The pouches are formed from interconnected parallel tubes 3 of flexible polymeric material. A valve 4 allows inflation of the pouches. An outlet 5 allows deflation of the pouches, so that they can be reused. A set of series of pouches can be transported in a substantially parallelepiped bag.

Disclosed is a packaging assembly that may include a blank for forming a corner lock. The blank for forming the corner lock may include a first body panel foldably connected to a side panel, a second body panel foldably connected to the side panel, where the first and second body panels may be foldable about the side panel to form a slot within the corner lock in an assembled position. The blank may further include a first and second locking panel foldably connected to the first body panel, and a third and fourth locking panel which may be foldably connected to the second body panel.

A paperboard protective corner and a method for manufacturing a paperboard protective corner, the paperboard protective corner comprising: a corner body made of a single paperboard sheet comprising first and second side edges, the single paperboard sheet being folded onto itself to form the paperboard protective corner, the single paperboard sheet including a plurality of folds, both the first and second side edges being received in a corresponding fold so as to be unexposed to an exterior of the paperboard protective corner.