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Box Dividers
Corrugated box dividers are a simple, cost-effective way to prevent products from moving in transit and separate components. Choose the exact dimensions to fit your box with custom sizing. Pair with a Sourceful shipping box.
- Roadside recyclable
- Custom sizing
- FSC certified
- Custom styles
- 3 colour printing
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FEFCO 0933
FEFCO 0933 dividers are the most common form of interior fitting within a shipping box. These dividers have two lengthways and three widthways panels that slot together to form a lattice structure. Used mostly for transporting bottles or other items that need to be separated in transit. - Cd
Custom design
Partner with in-house packaging experts team to design a bespoke solution together. Bespoke packaging often results in a more precise product fit, which reduces costs and minimises waste. - Bk
Brown kraft liner
FSC certified, unbleached and uncoated liner paper made from virgin pulp. Brown kraft liner balances sustainability with good print performance. We recommend this kraft liner if you want to print on a brown divider. Colours may appear slightly muted because of this kraft liner's brown colour. - Wk
White kraft liner
FSC certified, bleached liner paper made from virgin pulp. White kraft liner is the best option for printing bold colours and flood coating. We recommend this kraft liner if you want to print on a white divider. - Bt
Brown testliner
FSC certified paper made from 100% recycled fibres, brown testliner is a cost-effective paper used on most non-printed dividers. We recommend this liner paper if you’re not printing on your divider. This reduces the carbon footprint and cost of your packaging. - Wt
White testliner
FSC certified and made from 100% recycled fibres, white testliner is a cost-effective paper used on white non-printed dividers. We recommend this liner paper if you’re not printing on your divider. This reduces the carbon footprint and cost of your packaging. - B
B-flute
B-flute (2.5-3.5mm) is the most common fluting for box dividers. It has good crush resistance and its thickness offers extra cushioning. A high number of flutes per foot also creates a smooth surface for printing on. B-flute is the most sustainable and cost-effective fluting option. We recommend this fluting unless your product needs extra protection. - Wi
Water-based inks
Made with water as their primary base, these inks are designed for flexographic printing. More sustainable than solvent-based inks.
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We aim to provide a quote within one working day. Please note that depending on the information you submit, we may need some extra information before we can send you a quote - please provide as much information as possible for faster turnaround.
Cardboard box dividers are commonly used to prevent products from moving in a shipping box during transit, reducing the risk of damage. Dividers also improve packaging efficiency by maximising the space within a box which can reduce shipping costs and your carbon footprint. Normally, box dividers are used for shipping identical products.
It depends on the size of your box and the size of the products you want to pack. If you’re unsure where to begin, or need advice, contact us.
Yes. Dividers prevent your products from moving in transit, which minimises the impact of any knocks and reduces the risk of breakages. They also add additional strength and rigidity to the outer packaging. Box dividers are ideal for shipping fragile products.
Yes! We can design adjustable box dividers with perforated or folding sections and multiple slot hole options to make them suitable for different boxes and products. Whilst these box dividers are more flexible, they may not provide as much protection as a bespoke box divider.
Box dividers are delivered flat, which is ideal for storage. They can then be easily assembled by hand.
Lead times vary based on complexity of the design that you choose. Typically, box dividers are designed, produced and delivered between three and four weeks.
MOQ stands for Minimum Order Quantity. The guideline MOQ is 1,000 units. The exact MOQ will depend on the final approved dimensions of your packaging.