
Polypack's latest shrink package and patent pending product collation is sure to revolutionize the beverage industry! Round bottles have a tendency to nest during the shrink process, and Polypack's Nested Packs® take advantage of this and use offset rows to create packs that are stable enough to completely eliminate the need for trays and pads. This amounts to tremendous savings! These new Staggered Packs allow for increased product quantity for a given footprint, and also offer unique and innovative marketing possibilities and package design potential.
Polypack's innovative approach to finding effective packaging solutions have resulted in yet another groundbreaking pack configuration that can save you money. Polypack is pleased to introduce Nested Packs®!
What are Nested Packs®?
Round products have a tendency to shift and nest during the shrink wrapping process, as well as when the pack is handled by the bullseyes.
Traditionally, trays or pads have been used to keep the rows in a straight line. Using Polypack's patented system to intentionally nest the round products into a predetermined geometric shape, Polypack has created an extremely strong, super dense pack that can completely eliminate the need for trays or pads. This amounts to HUGE Savings in material costs and also offers unique package shapes with endless marketing possibilities.
Nested Packs of 18 cans/bottles and higher fit into the same or smaller size as traditional bundles in trays. Nesting allows for an increased product quantity with the same footprint as traditional bundles. Palletizing efficiency is the same or better. The Nested Pack withstands rough handling during distribution, improves space consumption on the shelves, and the unique eye-catching look heightens the product's shelf appeal.
*Be sure to watch the video above to learn more about the features and benefits of nested packaging!*

Water bottler debuts first shrink-wrapped 24-pack using new staggered-bottle configuration that completely eliminates the need for a corrugated tray or pad. Since 1980, when it launched its business supplying construction sites with portable, packaged water, Unlimited Water Processing, Inc., St. Louis, has kept a close eye on packaging trends. Over the years, the company has evolved in its delivery methods to meet changing consumer preferences. Today it serves corporate customers with private-label branded water products in single-use PET bottles and larger, refillable plastic containers. read more...
Polypack's latest shrink package and patented product collation msystem has revolutionize the packaging industry! Polypack's Nested Packs use offset rows to create packs that are stable enough to eliminate trays or pads. Traditionally, trays or pads have been used to keep columns/rows in line. In Polypack's Nested Packs, round products are arranged in predetermined geometric shapes, resulting in an extremely strong, dense pack without the use of corrugate. This results in HUGE savings! These new Nested Packs allow for increased product quantity for a given footprint. They also offer unique and innovative marketing possibilities and package design potential.

The Nested Pack fills the voids in traditional packs, which provides more points of contact for the individual bottles. Rather than the traditional 4 points of contact in a square pattern, Nested Packs use triangular geometry and obtain 6 points of contact. It's no secret that triangular support is superior, in fact we see it all around us:




[...] For instance, Cristalia currently has two Polypack bundlers installed. One is more than 15 years old, but Terrell says it still gets the job done. "It's a real workhorse like no other[...] It saves a lot on corrugated and looks great, and best of all, the machine is so versatile" says Terrell... more

[...]Johanna foods has had good experience themselves with Polypack equipment, and they suggested we give it a look" says CEA president Michael Skoczek. "Polypack came to our facility and showed us their capabilities. In both cases, the systems met our needs, and both have worked out well."... more