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DS Smith unveils cardboard trays for automotive headlights

DS Smith Tecnicarton has introduced cardboard trays for automotive headlights, aimed at replacing conventional expanded polypropylene (EPP) solutions.

The new DS Smith Tecnicarton Corrugated Cardboard Trays are specifically designed for the secure transport of the headlights.

These trays are made entirely from corrugated cardboard and feature a double fingerprint die-cut design.

This allows for the safe positioning of both lightweight and heavy headlights, ensuring they are securely held in place to prevent damage during transit or storage.

The design also allows for efficient stacking, optimising storage capabilities.

Additionally, the trays can be integrated into larger packaging systems, accommodating a higher number of products when required.

The new trays are intended to act as an alternative to returnable plastic packaging in cases of emergency or disruptions in the supply chain, which may arise from vehicle issues, software problems, or unexpected global events.

DS Smith Tecnicarton focuses on developing packaging solutions for the automotive and industrial sectors, with an emphasis on single-use and, where appropriate, returnable options to enhance logistics and supply chain processes for sensitive and bulky items manufacturers

DS Smith Tecnicartion commercial director Antonio Cebrián said: "Our Tecnicarton Corrugated Cardboard Trays can be manufactured quickly and with the same requirements and protection conditions as their traditional plastic counterpart.

"We offer our customers a flexible and economic packaging solution with a low tooling cost and the product is available for use in transportation and logistics operations worldwide for customers in the automotive sector.

"We are committed to helping our customers in reaching their sustainability and circular economy targets."

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