Lauwers Emballages

What they make

According to their website, Lauwers Emballages has designed and manufactured custom industrial packaging since 1950 from its site in Hasnon, near Lille, with a second facility near Lyon, together covering roughly 10,000 square meters of production space equipped with CNC-driven transformation machinery. The company works in cardboard, wood, plywood and plastic, building export crates, cardboard pallets, line-side bins, flight cases and reusable containers with tailored interior blocking. As a long-standing Tri-Wall partner, it produces heavy-duty corrugated Tri-Wall crates made from reinforced hydrokraft board, used as a lighter alternative to wooden cases for sea and air export of machinery and electronics. Its Uni-Pak system combines a thermoformed double-wall PEHD pallet and lid with a cardboard or polypropylene reinforcing collar, rated up to 500 kg and nesting at a 5:1 ratio for empty returns, in standard formats from 800x600 to 1600x1200 mm plus custom Combi-Pak sizes. Packaging is developed through an in-house engineering process assessing weight, volume, fill rate and transport risk. The site references the ISPM15 wood-treatment standard and membership in the SEILA industry association.

• Custom industrial packaging designed and built in cardboard, wood, plywood and plastic, with tailored interior blocking/fittings
• Tri-Wall heavy-cardboard export crates (hydrokraft board), used as a lighter alternative to wooden crates for sea and air freight of machinery/electronics
• Uni-Pak reusable containers: thermoformed double-wall PEHD pallet and lid with a cardboard or polypropylene reinforcing collar, rated up to 500 kg, nesting 5:1 for empty returns, standard sizes 800x600 to 1600x1200 mm (custom Combi-Pak formats also offered)
• Wooden and plywood boxes/crates
• Shuttle crates (caisses navette) for repeat internal and external logistics flows
• Cardboard pallets
• Flight cases and edge-of-line/conveyor-side bins
• In-house engineering process that analyzes weight, volume, load-fill rate and transport risk before designing the packaging

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