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Pulp Bottle Shippers
Pulp bottle-shipper trays provide molded paper-based separation for compatible wine bottles. The current assortment includes one tray configuration identified for one, two, or four bottles and another for three, six, or nine bottles. 1. Match the tray to the bottle count. Use the configuration identified for the number of bottle positions needed. 2. Verify bottle geometry. Bottle diameter, shoulder, and height should fit the molded tray before the pack is standardized. 3. Use a compatible outer package. The tray is an interior component and requires an appropriate outer shipping container. 4. Test the complete assembly. Tray placement, bottle fit, outer carton, closure, and handling should be evaluated together. Molded pulp creates defined bottle positions from a paper-based formed structure. It can be useful where an operation prefers a molded paper component instead of foam, provided the bottle and outer package are compatible. The tray does not replace the outer shipping carton. Treat the tray, bottle count, carton, and closure as one package specification. Related options: Bottle shippers The current products are identified for one, two, or four bottles and for three, six, or nine bottles. No. They are interior tray components and need a compatible outer package. No. Verify the actual bottle geometry against the molded tray. No. Both separate bottles, but molded pulp and folded corrugated use different structures. Packaging HERO can help you compare dimensions, materials, protective features, closure options, and purchasing quantities for your application.Pulp Bottle Shipper Trays for Multi-Bottle Packing
How to Choose
Molded Pulp Separates Bottles Without a Foam Insert
Frequently Asked Questions
What bottle counts do the current pulp trays support?
Are pulp trays complete bottle shippers?
Can I assume any wine bottle will fit?
Are molded pulp trays the same as corrugated inserts?
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