The global packaging and shipping industry relies on shop drawings and dielines to ensure packaging and shipping certifications are met.

Package engineering services

Our package engineering service focuses on bridging this gap with 3D CAD shop drawings. Using 3D modeling in Fusion 360 and AutoCAD we generate drawings, Die lines, DXF to CNC files. We partner with packaging and shipping companies to help their fabricators create up to spec crates and packages, streamline assembly and shipping.

Packaging Specifications

We generate engineering CAD shop drawings and patterns for customized crates in a variety of rigid and foam materials as per design standards specified under ISPM 15 certification, MIL-Specs and ASTM.

Digital package engineering

We have a package applications CAD Library allowing us to quickly adapt to your CAD models. However we also work from sketches images and size/weight descriptions.

Onsite measurement

We are able to provide on-site package consultation and measurement within the greater Toronto area

Package types:

• Corrugated Packaging: Laptops, Furniture, small machines

• Skid crate: heavy Machinery, Automotive, spools, display Pallets

• Product Packaging: Cameras, electronics, accessories

• Merchandising & POP Displays: Countertop, Floor displays

• Special crating: Sculpture, museum, exhibits

• Steamer and trunk crates: Exhibits, Horse Tack, Retail

• Shipping cases: Musical Instruments, Sporting Equipment, ATA Flight Cases

Additional Services:

• Package Rendering

• Assembly and installation diagrams

• Shipping container diagram

• Packaging Process diagrams

• Assembly and Installation Instructions

Why outsource package engineering to us?

Shop drawings are what we do and have been doing for over 20 years to our clients across USA UK Canada Europe and Australia. We make remote working work by constant communication and systematic billing.

Our core strengths include:

Capability to deliver designs as per any international design standard

Ability to work with your team's CAD models from SolidWorks Inventor, SketchUp, Rhino, etc.