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A Two-Tier Tray Split by Function

The tray opens into a lower deck cradling the speaker in a fitted cutout, with a coiled charging cable resting in its own channel alongside it. Above, a second tier holds a manual slot and a rounded pocket sized for extras. Each compartment is pressed to its own shape rather than a single flat well, so the cable can't slide across and scuff the speaker's fabric face.

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Speaker Sits Raised on a Molded Ledge

A stepped edge lifts the speaker slightly off the tray floor, keeping the fabric grille from pressing flat against the fiber during transit. The cutout follows the unit's rounded corners closely enough to stop it shifting side to side, while still leaving enough clearance to lift the speaker out with two fingers rather than tipping the whole tray.

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Uncoated Pulp Ready for Recycling

Skipping foam and plastic film entirely, the tray relies on the pulp's own rigidity to hold an electronic unit in place, something this breathable structure handles well since speakers generate no moisture concerns during shipping. Once removed from the box, the tray recycles or composts alongside standard paper waste.

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Eco Friendly Electronics Packaging

Eco Friendly Electronics Packaging

Molded pulp outer boxes and shock-absorbing inserts. A full-fiber kitting solution engineered to protect delicate gadgets with high-performance aesthetics.

Eco Glasses Case

Eco Glasses Case

Durable molded pulp cases featuring soft-touch interiors. Precision-fit shells designed for eyewear protection, showcasing a minimalist and sustainable style.

Eco Friendly Houseware Packaging

Eco Friendly Houseware Packaging

Protective molded pulp tray and sturdy outer casings. Tailored for home essentials, ensuring superior structural integrity and eco-friendly brand positioning.

Eco Friendly Gift Packaging

Eco Friendly Gift Packaging

Premium lid-and-base molded pulp boxes with bespoke pulp inserts. Sophisticated, sustainable kitting designed to deliver a high-end and memorable unboxing experience.

Customizable Process

Customizable Process

Customizable Process Diagram
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From Product to Soil in 180 Days

1 0 days
0days

Original product

2 7 days
7days

Surface breakdown begins

3 60 days
60days

Structural fragmentation

4 120 days
120days

Microbial decomposition

5 180 days
180days

Returned to soil

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Two-Tier Speaker Cable Insert Tray Packaging Wholesale

Two-Tier Speaker Cable Insert Tray Packaging Wholesale

Two-tier pulp tray separates a speaker cutout, coiled cable channel, and manual slot into distinct compartments. No foam, no plastic film — biodegradable electronics packaging that's genuinely sustainable electronics packaging, recyclable after unboxing.

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A Two-Tier Tray Split by Function

The tray opens into a lower deck cradling the speaker in a fitted cutout, with a coiled charging cable resting in its own channel alongside it. Above, a second tier holds a manual slot and a rounded pocket sized for extras. Each compartment is pressed to its own shape rather than a single flat well, so the cable can't slide across and scuff the speaker's fabric face.

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Speaker Sits Raised on a Molded Ledge

A stepped edge lifts the speaker slightly off the tray floor, keeping the fabric grille from pressing flat against the fiber during transit. The cutout follows the unit's rounded corners closely enough to stop it shifting side to side, while still leaving enough clearance to lift the speaker out with two fingers rather than tipping the whole tray.

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Uncoated Pulp Ready for Recycling

Skipping foam and plastic film entirely, the tray relies on the pulp's own rigidity to hold an electronic unit in place, something this breathable structure handles well since speakers generate no moisture concerns during shipping. Once removed from the box, the tray recycles or composts alongside standard paper waste.

What We Mainly Make Icon

What We Mainly Make?

Eco Friendly Electronics Packaging

Eco Friendly Electronics Packaging

Molded pulp outer boxes and shock-absorbing inserts. A full-fiber kitting solution engineered to protect delicate gadgets with high-performance aesthetics.

Eco Glasses Case

Eco Glasses Case

Durable molded pulp cases featuring soft-touch interiors. Precision-fit shells designed for eyewear protection, showcasing a minimalist and sustainable style.

Eco Friendly Houseware Packaging

Eco Friendly Houseware Packaging

Protective molded pulp tray and sturdy outer casings. Tailored for home essentials, ensuring superior structural integrity and eco-friendly brand positioning.

Eco Friendly Gift Packaging

Eco Friendly Gift Packaging

Premium lid-and-base molded pulp boxes with bespoke pulp inserts. Sophisticated, sustainable kitting designed to deliver a high-end and memorable unboxing experience.

Customizable Process

Customizable Process

Customizable Process Diagram
From Product to Soil Icon

From Product to Soil in 180 Days

1 0 days
0days

Original product

2 7 days
7days

Surface breakdown begins

3 60 days
60days

Structural fragmentation

4 120 days
120days

Microbial decomposition

5 180 days
180days

Returned to soil

FAQ

Can I fit cables and accessories into a single pulp tray?
Our designs utilize multi-cavity structures. We can create dedicated compartments for the main device, power adapters, and cables within a single integrated tray, reducing assembly time and material waste.
Can molded pulp replace EPE foam for heavy electronic devices?
Yes. By using heavy-duty industrial molds, we create thick-walled pulp buffers. These provide equivalent drop protection to EPE foam but with a significantly smaller carbon footprint and easier consumer disposal.
Does the material produce dust that could damage ports?
Our high-end "Transfer Molded" process results in smooth surfaces on both sides. This significantly reduces fiber shedding and dust, ensuring that USB ports and screens remain clean and scratch-free during transit.
How long does molded pulp packaging take to biodegrade?
Molded pulp packaging naturally decomposes within 90-180 days in composting conditions. Unlike plastic that persists for centuries, our plant-based materials break down completely without harmful residues, returning nutrients to the soil.
What are the benefits of choosing molded pulp over plastic?
Molded pulp is 100% biodegradable, lightweight, stackable, and cost-effective. It reduces shipping costs, maximizes warehouse space, provides excellent shock absorption, and showcases your commitment to environmental responsibility to eco-conscious consumers.