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Create your packaging: simply, quickly and together

Welcome to our product configurator. This tool helps you easily put together the specifications of your ideal packaging. Don’t have time to fill everything in, or would you rather have a personal consultation right away? No problem! As a family business, we understand the importance of direct contact. By filling out the configurator, we can be well prepared to start the conversation together and work together on the perfect solution.

Product Configurator

Our product configurator guides you step by step to identify your needs and requirements. Choose the type of packaging, determine the dimensions, and indicate specific details such as material or design. Within minutes, you’ll have a clear overview of your unique packaging requirements, which serves as the basis for our collaboration. It’s simple and quick, just the way we like it.

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Step 1: Shape of the tray

Choose the right shape *

Round

Rectangle/Square

Roof tile

Customized

Provide as detailed a description of the custom form as possible

Step 2: Number of courses

Within Multi tray applies that the width (X) is always smaller than the length (Y). Regardless of the shape of the trays. Count the number of boxes in the width (X) and length (Y) direction and indicate them below.

X-Direction *

Y-Direction *

Step 3: Cut sizes

The cutting dimensions (X and Y direction) can be measured by placing the tray upside down on a ruler. Round off to the nearest millimeter. The height (Z direction) is from the bottom the top edge of the tray, also round to the nearest millimeter.

X-Direction

Y-Direction

Z-Direction

Step 4: Box dimensions

For the box, the bottom of the boxes is decisive. This is measured from the outside near the bottom of the plane (not including rounding). These measurements are rounded to whole millimeters.

Diameter

Dimension X direction

Dimension Y direction

Step 5: Bridge type

A bridge is the raised part between the compartments in a tray. A bridge makes the tray sturdier and can be made thinner. A bridge also protects the products from colliding with each other. There are a number of standard bridges shown below. Should you deviate from these shapes describe or sketch the bridge in the open plane. (The figures give a schematic representation of the shape).

Choose a shape *

Form A

Form B

Form C

Form D

Step 6: Profiling

For a tray, profiling is often applied to provide additional strength. The profiling can run over the entire tray but can also be omitted for aesthetic reasons. Please indicate below where you do and do not want profiling for your tray.

Sidewall *

Bridge *

Bottom *

Step 7: Tray color

The two main colors that occur with trays are: colorless or black. But it is also possible to apply other colors. Please indicate your preference for the color of the tray below.

Color

Step 8: Type of plastic

There are different types of plastic on the market for producing trays. The most common plastics are APET, TDX PET and BOPS, besides this it is also possible to use PP or HIPS.

Your preference *

Step 9: Film thickness

Below you can enter the desired Foil thickness.

Film thickness *

Step 10: De-nester

For automatic de-nesting, a round surface can be placed where the suction cups can engage.

Ontnester

Diameter of the plane

Placement

Step 11: Additional information

To make the document as complete as possible, please add content data. What will be in the package? Any dimensions and number of pieces.

Estimated annual volume (decrease) *

What will the final product be used for? *

Additional information

Step 12: Upload photos

If you have an example, it is helpful to send a photo or the example itself to Multitray. Photos can be sent along with this document.

Upload photos

Maximum file size: 800 MB

Final step: Your data

First name *

Surname *

Company name

Email *

Phone number

I agree to the processing of my personal data *
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