Plastic Insert

Plastic Insert is a common auxiliary material in foreign trade packaging, referring to plastic components placed inside packaging containers to secure, cushion, or separate products. The materials are mostly PE, PP, PET, PS, etc., and can be formed by injection molding, thermoforming, blow molding, etc. It is widely used in inner packaging for electronic products, cosmetics, gifts, hardware tools, etc., serving to shockproof, scratch-proof, moisture-proof, and enhance product display. Notes: Select appropriate material and structure based on product weight, fragility, and transportation conditions; pay attention to the target market's environmental requirements for plastics (such as EU REACH, RoHS, plastic tax, etc.); if the customer requires recyclable or degradable materials, priority should be given to corresponding materials. It is often interchangeable with terms such as 'plastic inner tray' and 'plastic pallet', but 'insert' emphasizes cushioning and filling functions, while 'inner tray' focuses on support and positioning. In foreign trade contracts, material, dimensions, color, gram weight, and environmental standards should be clearly specified to avoid customs clearance or claim risks due to specification mismatch.