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In the new packaging, the DS Smith design team have used fibre-based corrugated cardboard materials to replace Expanded Polyethylene (EPE foam) in Raymarine’s previous solution. They can ensure that the radar products are provided with a maximum protection against vibrations, unforeseeable physical impacts, and knocks, during their transit and transportation to local and international customers.

Fibre-based sustainable solution

The DS Smith designers have also incorporated a perpendicular shaped corrugated cardboard flute with a 90-degree angle into the packaging structure to provide built-in strength and a reinforced capacity to withstand shocks. They have introduced crumple zone layers to deform and absorb energy in the event of any collision, and installed fibre-based air cushions to provide additional optimum support.

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DS Smith, an International Paper company, and global provider of sustainable and fibre-based packaging, and Raymarine, a manufacturer of navigation systems and electronics for the commercial marine and recreational boating sector, have collaborated to create an alternative solution to single-use plastic in the company’s radar product line packaging.