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Mason Box Co.: Custom tooling boxes: crush-resistant and reusable

Custom designed shipping and storage boxes that can be manufactured with various types of cushioning to protect precision tools and components are being introduced by Mason Box Company.

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Mason Custom Tooling Boxes are constructed using a rigid cardboard that provides a burst strength of 150 lbs./in2 per Federal Spec. PPP-B-676-d and can incorporate foam or egg-crate style interior cushioning. Ideal for all types of precision tooling, they feature two wire tabs which protrude from the bottom half, fit through the top and fold over for a secure closure.

Stronger than folding boxes and mailing envelopes, Mason Custom Tooling Boxes can be modified with reinforced rigid cardboard, nylon reinforced taping, oil-resistance, and the wire tabs can be taped over to create a tamper-evident mailer. Reusable and stackable, these rigid boxes can be supplied in colors and printed inside and out to match OEM requirements.
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