Frequently Asked Questions

EPS foam packaging is lightweight, cost-effective, and provides excellent cushioning to absorb shock during handling and transit. It can also be custom-molded to fit specific product dimensions for optimal protection.

EPS packaging absorbs and disperses impact energy, reducing the shock transferred to the product inside. Its rigid yet cushioning structure also helps stabilize items during loading, transit, and handling.

Insulated EPS containers and shippers/coolers are commonly used to maintain stable temperatures for pharmaceuticals during transit. These solutions are often paired with gel packs or dry ice to extend temperature control.

Insulated shippers use high-performance EPS or foam construction to slow heat transfer and maintain internal temperatures for extended periods. When combined with refrigerants like gel packs, they help ensure products stay within required temperature ranges throughout transit.

EPS packaging is custom-designed to cradle electronics and high-value components, minimizing movement and absorbing shock during transit. This reduces the risk of damage from drops and vibration.

Gel packs help maintain consistent internal temperatures by absorbing and releasing heat slowly, extending the cold chain duration. They're often used with insulated EPS packaging for temperature-sensitive shipments.

EPS packaging is engineered with cushioning properties that absorb vibration and distribute impact forces away from the product. Package designs also reduce movement during transit.

Multi-layer cold chain systems often combine insulated EPS containers, gel packs or refrigerants, and protective outer packaging to maintain temperature and structural integrity. Each layer works together to extend temperature control while protecting the contents during transit.

Shape molded EPS packaging is created by expanding foam directly inside a mold, making it ideal for high-volume runs that need precise, repeatable shapes. Fabricated EPS is cut and assembled from larger blocks, offering a cost effective alternative for lower production volumes. Both provide strong protective performance, with the right choice depending on volume and design complexity.

Yes, Cellofoam designs and manufactures custom packaging solutions using a wide array of flexible, protective foams such as EPS, polyethylene, and polyurethane, as well as corrugated products tailored to specific product dimensions and shipping requirements. Our design center works with customers to engineer tooling for products of virtually any shape and size.