Rigid lid & base
Greyboard box with a foam or board cradle — the premium device standard.
Custom electronics packaging — rigid boxes, printed corrugated and cradles
Custom electronics packaging that holds the device still.
Rigid boxes and printed corrugated with foam or board cradles for devices, accessories and cables. Structures that survive drop and transit, presentation that matches a product people have saved for.
- Made to
- Your product's dimensions
- Structures
- Carton · rigid · mailer
- Minimum order
- 50 boxes
Packaging for electronics
Protection first, then a box worth keeping.
Electronics packaging solves two problems at once: the device must not move or take a knock, and the box must look like the product's price. That means a cradle — foam, board or pulp — cut to the device and its accessories, inside a rigid box or a litho-laminated corrugated box that prints in full color and holds its shape.
The best electronics boxes are designed as an opening sequence: lid off, device presented, accessories in a tray below, cable in its own cavity. We draw the insert first and the box around it, and we specify board and foam against the device's weight.
- DevicesRigid box + cradle
- AccessoriesTrays and cavities
- OuterPrinted corrugated
Recommended packaging
What devices are packed in.
Box styles
Box styles that suit electronics.
Materials & finishing
Board that takes the drop. Foam that takes the device.
Rigid greyboard and litho-laminated E-flute give a printable, structural outer; foam, board or pulp inserts do the protection inside.
Materials & finishes- Greyboard2mm – 3mmRigid boxes for devices.
- Litho-lam E-flute≈1.5mm + sheetFull-color printed corrugated.
- Cut foamEVA · PECradles cut to the device silhouette.
- Moulded pulpTo shapeSustainable cradles and trays.
Finishing
- Matte lamination
- Soft-touch lamination
- Spot UV
- Foil stamping
- Interior print
- Anti-scuff coating
Cradles
Cut to the device, its cable and its accessories.
Foam, board or pulp cradles are drawn from the device's dimensions and cut so nothing touches anything else. Tiered inserts sequence the unboxing.
- Foam cradles cut to silhouette
- Board trays for accessories
- Cable cavities and wraps
- Tiered inserts for device and accessories
How it works
From product to sector-ready packaging.
You do not need a dieline, a spec sheet or print-ready artwork to start. You need to know roughly what you are packing.
Tell us the product
Dimensions, weight, how it is sold and where it travels. A photo is enough to start.
Structure & dieline
We recommend the construction for the sector and issue a dieline with any insert marked.
Board, print & finish
Stock and finishing chosen for the shelf, the courier or the gift table.
Proof & production
You approve a proof before anything runs. Quantities and lead time are stated in writing.
Delivery
Finished packaging is delivered free to your address in the United States, flat or assembled as the structure requires. Allow 3–5 working days for ground shipping after production.
Start a quote
Three answers is all it takes to open a job.
Structure, board and finishing come next — with our team, on the full quote form.
No account needed. Artwork and reference images can be attached on the next step.
Electronics packaging questions
Before you ask.
Anything not covered here, put it in the notes on your quote and we will answer it directly.
Ask on your quoteWhat is the best box for a small electronic device?
A rigid lid-and-base box with a foam or board cradle cut to the device, with a second tier or tray for accessories and cable.
Can corrugated boxes be printed in full color for electronics?
Yes. A litho-printed sheet laminated to E-flute gives a full-color, structural box that is lighter and cheaper than rigid.
Do you provide anti-static packaging?
Insert materials and liners for static-sensitive components are specified per product; tell us what the device needs and we quote accordingly.
Can the insert hold the cable and charger separately?
Yes. Cavities and trays are cut for each accessory so nothing moves or scratches.
What do you need to quote electronics packaging?
Device and accessory dimensions (or samples), weight, the box style, insert material, quantity, finish and your artwork.
Resources
Guides for hardware brands
Custom box inserts explained: board, foam, pulp and fabric
An insert turns a box into packaging. What each insert material does, which products need which, and how inserts are designed with the box.
Read the guideHow to choose the right packaging material for a custom box
SBS, kraft, corrugated or greyboard? The board decides how a box prints, feels, protects and costs. A practical guide to matching material to product.
Read the guideCustom inserts for bulk packaging orders
The insert is what turns a box into packaging. At volume it is also a second product with its own tooling, material and assembly — here is how to choose one that protects the product without doubling the cost.
Read the guideE-flute vs B-flute for custom mailer boxes
The flute grade decides how well your mailer prints and how much punishment it takes. A direct comparison of the two grades used for custom mailers, and how to choose between them.
Read the guide
Related packaging
Packaging used for electronics.
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