Making square cases is not just something you do for people with OCD or people who hate to see pallet loads or boxes not stacked at perfect right angles. Non-square cases can actually contribute to shipping damage, which cuts into profits and leads to unhappy customers. …

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  Making square cases is not just something you do for people with OCD or people who hate to see pallet loads or boxes not stacked at perfect right angles. Non-square cases can actually contribute to shipping damage, which cuts into profits and leads to unhappy customers. …

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  It seems like the easiest thing to put together “square,” or correctly formed, cases, or boxes, that are easy to pack, stack and ship. Except, as case erecting experts, we can tell you that it’s not as easy as it sounds. …

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  It seems like it should be really easy to make a square case out of a piece of corrugate that’s already cut to form one, but as case erecting experts, we can tell you it’s not as easy as one might think. …

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  In order to distribute a rapidly growing volume of cell phone orders generated over the busy weekend selling period, an international logistics company used expensive manual labor on Sundays to erect and bottom seal cases so that they could pack and ship phone orders on Monday. Scrambling to …

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Square cases are the key to getting your cases to pack, stack, and palletize better. That’s not a ground breaking revelation. In fact, many companies invest in a case erecting machine to help achieve this goal, and we’ve written a lot about case erectors in the past (check out this post that …

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