Use order dimensions
Generate cartons around actual length, width and height.
Building materials / On-demand packaging
Packaging that fits building materials, order by order
Replace fixed carton inventory with cartons made from actual order dimensions for windows, shading, bathroom products and project components.
Packaging process
Make complex building-material packaging repeatable
Product dimensions vary, but packaging rules can remain consistent when sizing, protection and packing flow are managed together.
Protect key surfaces
Design around corners, glass, coatings and connection points.
Reduce carton stock
Store fanfold board instead of many fixed carton formats.
Packaging rule map
Let packaging rules follow the order, not carton inventory
Build reusable rules around size, protection and dispatch rhythm, so packaging decisions can be repeated across changing building-material orders.
Read order dimensions
Use order data, scanning or manual input to confirm dimensions and weight range.
Match material and protection
Select board and protection rules around edges, surfaces, fragile points and load requirements.
Cut cartons on demand
Fanfold board enters the equipment for cutting, creasing, slotting and output.
Fit the dispatch flow
Coordinate carton output with packing stations, sealing, labelling and shipment.
System value
Building-material packaging needs more than the right carton
When dimensions, project orders and dispatch peaks overlap, on-demand packaging connects materials, equipment and site actions into a stable operating rule set.
Optimization priorities
Improve protection, inventory and dispatch reliability
The goal is a stable rule set for a broad family of non-standard products.
Less inventory
Reduce low-frequency cartons and warehouse occupation.
Better fit
Match carton size to the product and protection requirement.
Faster packing
Give operators repeatable rules instead of carton searching.
Lower dimensional weight
Avoid large cartons and excess void fill.
Application scenario 01
Semiautomated packaging supports large, high-weight products
Large, high-weight products are labor-intensive to pack by hand. A semiautomated line improves packing cadence and reduces dependence on specialist operators.
- Support a consistent packaging rhythm for large products.
- Reduce manual handling and operating intensity.
- Create cartons to size instead of holding large-format carton stock.
Application scenario 02
Move from fixed cartons to on-demand cutting
Non-standard dimensions are a recurring packaging challenge in building-material manufacturing. Fanfold board and inline cutting equipment create suitable cartons from the actual product length.
- Cover product lengths from hundreds to thousands of millimetres.
- Use fanfold board widths up to 2780 mm for broad packaging coverage.
- Reduce the warehouse space tied up in large carton inventory.
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