Disclosed are systems, apparatus and methods for transporting a palletized stack of bottles or other similar bulk-produced containers using a unique pallet base and a unique set of side panels that may be engaged with the base and with each other in order to protect the stacks of bottles on the pallet base during shipping and transport. Embodiments of the invention dampen vibrations, protect the bottles from exterior contaminants, and allow the bottles to be viewed from the outside. Embodiments of the invention also provide reusable pallet systems that are easy to assemble and disassemble, and ship back for reuse.

The purpose of the claimed invention is to have a protective internal structure using multiple corrugated paperboard inserts that will fit into a RSC (regular slotted container) case. These inserts and the internal structure that it creates, enable a user to ship their product via common or contract carrier without damage to the user's product.

A packaging system and method for securing a product within a shipping container includes providing a shipping container appropriately sized for the product, attaching at least a first shock absorption member to the shipping container for serving as a locator for the product and for positioning the product on the shipping container. Attaching at least a second shock absorption member to the shipping container for, together with the at least a first shock absorption member, securing the product on the shipping container. The shipping container is closed about the product, which is itself suspended by the at least a first shock absorption member and the at least a second shock absorption member.

A wrap around container for holding an electronic device has a substantially rectangular panel comprising a device receiving portion at one end of the panel, a fixing portion at the opposite end of the panel, and a wrap around portion in between. A pair of flaps extend from opposite sides of the device receiving portion of the panel, each side being on a respective longitudinal edge of the rectangular panel. Each flap is arranged to be folded into a closed position where the flap is over at least a part of the device receiving portion and an upper surface of a device when placed on the device receiving portion. The wrap around portion is arranged to wrap at least over the flaps in the closed position and the fixing portion is arranged to be fixed to an outside of the container after wrapping of the wrap around portion to close the container. Foam means extend over at least part of the device receiving portion and onto the surface of each flap facing the device receiving portion when in the closed position so as to form a foam barrier between a device placed on the device receiving portion and the device receiving portion and the closed flaps. The foam means are attached to the device receiving portion and the two flaps and the foam means is configured to be peelable away from the container when the container is open.

A wrap around container (2) for holding an electronic device has a substantially rectangular panel (3) including a device receiving portion (4) at one end of the panel, a fixing portion (5) at the opposite end of the panel, and an intermediate portion (6) in between. The fixing portion (5) has a main fixing portion body (21) and a pair of ears (22, 23) which each extends from opposite sides of the main fixing portion body (21) when the ears (22, 23) are in an unfolded state, each side being on a longitudinal edge of the rectangular panel (3). Each ear (22, 23) comprises an ear frame (26) and an ear tab (27) which is configured to fit within the ear frame (26) wherein the ear tab (27) has a base which is integral with the ear frame (26). The intermediate portion (6) is arranged to be wrapped over the device receiving portion (4) so that the main fixing portion body (21) lies over an outer surface of the intermediate portion (6), and each ear (22, 23) is arranged to be folded onto the outer surface of the intermediate portion (6) and the ear tab (27) fixed to the outer surface of the intermediate portion (6) to close the container (2).

Provided is a cushion, including a cushion body, a first antislip film and a second antislip film, wherein a first surface of the first antislip film is connected to a first surface of the cushion body; a first surface of the second antislip film is connected to a second surface of the cushion body; the first surface of the cushion body is opposite to the second surface of the cushion body; and a second surface of the first antislip film and a second surface of the second antislip film are configured to respectively abut surfaces of two objects spaced apart by the cushion. A transportation protective device is also provided.

An automated case erector for erecting a one-piece insulating container and a method of automated case erecting are provided. The automated erector includes a case blank feeder for sequentially feeding a series of flat case blanks onto a conveyor, an insulation securing station for securing insulating members to the case blank, and a case erecting assembly for forming the combination of case blanks and insulating members secured thereto into a fully erected, three-dimensional container by simultaneously folding the combination of case blanks and insulating members.

A system for securely storing semiconductor die and devices employing a waffle pack lid configured to mate with a waffle pack tray. The lid body has an interior surface with a cavity including a shock absorbing layer. There is at least one electrostatic dissipative layer comprising attached to the shock absorbing layer such that the electrostatic dissipative layer seals the compartments on the waffle pack tray.

A deployable paper roll cushion according to the invention is provided and comprises, a top layer having an elongated raised member composed of a cushion material. Further, comprising a bottom layer having a composition composed of ferromagnetic material which is layered to a rear face of the top layer. Moreover, comprising a wrap layer in which an exposed area of the top layer and an exposed area of the bottom layer are covered, and a front face of the top layer receives a downward force from a paper roll while the paper roll is in contact with the wrap layer.

A packaging system and method for securing a product within a shipping container includes providing a shipping container appropriately sized for the product, attaching at least a first shock absorption member to the shipping container for serving as a locator for the product and for positioning the product on the shipping container. Attaching at least a second shock absorption member to the shipping container for, together with the at least a first shock absorption member, securing the product on the shipping container. The shipping container is closed about the product, which is itself suspended by the at least a first shock absorption member and the at least a second shock absorption member.