Corrugated Bottle Shipper Inserts

Confirm the insert part number, intended bottle positions and matching carton before ordering. Use corrugated boxes for Hexpand inserts to identify compatible outers. Some cartons are designed for one insert, while larger configurations may accept multiple inserts, so the insert count and final bottle count must both be checked.

When both components are needed together, compare complete corrugated bottle shipping kits. A kit can simplify matched purchasing, but the bottle geometry, pack count, contents and route still must suit the documented system.

Follow the product's assembly instructions and form every fold, lock and retention feature completely. Measure bottle height, diameter, shoulder and closure, then check clearance at the base, body and neck. The insert should hold the compatible bottle in its intended position without crushing labels, stressing the closure or leaving uncontrolled movement.

Do not cut, flatten or combine inserts unless instructions specifically allow the change. Corrugated inserts help separate and retain bottles but do not guarantee against damage or leakage. Validate the finished package for representative handling. For wine, alcohol, chemicals or regulated liquids, confirm carrier, licensing, destination, closure, leak-control, marking and documentation requirements independently.