Packaging for electronics brands.
Send the item, size, quantity, and packaging requirements. We return a quote in 24–48 hours. Minimum order: 500 units.
What electronics brands buy
Electronics packaging is packaging for something fragile, small and often expensive. The box has to survive a courier, hold the item still, and present it the way the price suggests.
The usual mix is a rigid box or a folding carton with a molded insert, a padded mailer for accessories, and a sleeve or a tray for retail display.
What is specific to electronics
- Protection — an insert that holds the item and absorbs shock is the whole point.
- Accessories — cables, chargers and manuals need their own compartments.
- Retail vs shipping — a retail box is not always a shipping box; the shipper often goes over the top.
- Anti-static — some components need anti-static film or foam.
What to send
Send the product dimensions, the weight and the quantity. Weight decides the insert, and the insert decides the box.
Tell us how it ships — in the retail box, or in a shipper over it — and whether the components are static-sensitive. Cables and chargers need their own compartments, and anti-static film or foam is available where it is needed. Quote in 24–48 hours at the 500-unit minimum.
Product families
Send the product, quantity, dimensions, material, artwork status, and timeline.
- Minimum 500 units
- Quote in 24–48 hours
- Timeline on the quote
- Ships nationwide
Questions
- What is the minimum order for electronics packaging?
- 500 units. Guru sources every job at a 500-unit minimum.
- Can you make a molded insert?
- Yes. Send the product or its dimensions and the insert is molded or die-cut to hold it.
- Do you make anti-static packaging?
- Yes. Anti-static film and foam are available for sensitive components.
- Can the box ship as-is?
- Often it needs a shipper over the retail box. Tell the plant how it ships and it will specify both.
- Can you match our current packaging?
- Usually. Send a sample and the plant will match it.