Automotive
A wide range of commodities used in the automotive industry are classified as dangerous goods for transportation.
Common hazard classes are: Class 1, Class 3, Class 8 and Class 9 and applications in the automotive industry include airbags, batteries, engines and lubricants.
Key challenges include XXL packaging requirements, the ecological footprint of converting wooden boxes to fibreboard and selecting eco-padding materials.
The Pack offers a wide range of in stock options and can also develop bespoke compliant, ecofriendly, easy to use and cost effective end-to-end solutions, working closely with TESTPACK to reduce development lead times.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any further questions; we are able to address all requests through our tailored approach.
Yes. We provide UN compliant dangerous goods packaging for automotive supply chains, including stock solutions and bespoke end-to-end development.
Yes. Airbags are referenced as an application, and we support packaging selection and documentation routes aligned to classification and transport needs.
Yes. Batteries are referenced as an automotive application, and we provide battery packaging solutions aligned to UN number, battery condition and transport mode where applicable.
Yes. Eco-padding selection is referenced as a challenge, and we advise inner concepts that support protection, usability and sustainability goals, aligned to the documented packing method.
Yes, we do. We support airbag packaging for automotive logistics with UN compliant solutions designed for the safe transport of hazardous components. Our offering includes validated standard packaging as well as bespoke development, ensuring compliance, protection, and seamless integration into your supply chain.
