A Capsule Shell That Reads as Injection-Molded
Sanded smooth and finished bright white, this case loses the visible fiber texture that usually gives molded pulp away, instead reading closer to a plastic travel case. The oval capsule shape tapers gently at both ends, with a flip-top lid hinged along the long edge so the blade sits fully exposed once opened.
A Raised Cradle Holds the Blade Off the Floor
Inside, a domed ridge runs down the center of the lower shell, lifting the razor blade off the case floor so the cutting edge doesn't rest flat against the fiber surface. This cradle keeps the blade centered whether the case sits flat or tips on its side, useful for this breathable structure when packed loose in a travel bag.
A Side Slot for a Push-Button Latch
A narrow cutout on one edge accommodates a small push-button or slide latch, letting the lid snap shut rather than relying on friction alone to stay closed. That small mechanical detail sets this case apart from simpler open-cavity trays, giving it the closed-case security expected of a blade-holding product.
What We Mainly Make?

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 Supplement Packaging
Reinforced molded pulp boxes and inserts for health kits. Structural kitting for bottles and powders that ensures safety while reflecting a pure, holistic brand.

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 Electronics Packaging
Molded pulp outer boxes and shock-absorbing inserts. A full-fiber kitting solution engineered to protect delicate gadgets with high-performance aesthetics.
Customizable Process
From Product to Soil in 180 Days
Original product
Surface breakdown begins
Structural fragmentation
Microbial decomposition
Returned to soil
Public Mould
Packaging Solutions
3D Design
Customized Mould
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White Flip-Top Capsule Razor Case Wholesale
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A Capsule Shell That Reads as Injection-Molded
Sanded smooth and finished bright white, this case loses the visible fiber texture that usually gives molded pulp away, instead reading closer to a plastic travel case. The oval capsule shape tapers gently at both ends, with a flip-top lid hinged along the long edge so the blade sits fully exposed once opened.
A Raised Cradle Holds the Blade Off the Floor
Inside, a domed ridge runs down the center of the lower shell, lifting the razor blade off the case floor so the cutting edge doesn't rest flat against the fiber surface. This cradle keeps the blade centered whether the case sits flat or tips on its side, useful for this breathable structure when packed loose in a travel bag.
A Side Slot for a Push-Button Latch
A narrow cutout on one edge accommodates a small push-button or slide latch, letting the lid snap shut rather than relying on friction alone to stay closed. That small mechanical detail sets this case apart from simpler open-cavity trays, giving it the closed-case security expected of a blade-holding product.
What We Mainly Make?

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 Supplement Packaging
Reinforced molded pulp boxes and inserts for health kits. Structural kitting for bottles and powders that ensures safety while reflecting a pure, holistic brand.

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 Electronics Packaging
Molded pulp outer boxes and shock-absorbing inserts. A full-fiber kitting solution engineered to protect delicate gadgets with high-performance aesthetics.
Customizable Process
From Product to Soil in 180 Days
Original product
Surface breakdown begins
Structural fragmentation
Microbial decomposition
Returned to soil
