Brake Pad Boxes
Product Description
Brake pad boxes carry dense axle sets in heavy-grade board with reinforced bases that hold under concentrated weight. Friction grade and axle position print on the panel. Compact rectangular footprints stack in installer bulk purchases.
Key Features
Heavy-grade board for dense sets
Reinforced base under concentrated weight
Friction grade and axle position panel
Rectangular footprint stacks in bulk
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Product Specification
| Box Style | Tuck End / Folding Carton |
| Dimension (L + W + H) | All Custom Sizes & Shapes |
| Quantities | No Minimum Order Required |
| Stock | 12pt to 24pt SBS, Kraft, Recycled Board |
| Printing | No Printing, CMYK, CMYK + 1 PMS, CMYK + 2 PMS |
| Finishing | Gloss Lamination, Matte Lamination, Gloss AQ, Gloss UV, Matte UV, Spot UV, Embossing, Foiling |
| Included Options | Die Cutting, Gluing, Scored, Perforation |
| Additional Options | Eco-Friendly, Recycled Boxes, Biodegradable |
| Proof | Flat View, 3D Mock-up, Physical Sampling (On request) |
| Turnaround | 8 – 10 Business Days, RUSH |
| Shipping | FREE (Continental US) |
Need custom dimensions or special finishes? We manufacture to your exact specs.
Get a Free QuoteBrake Pad Boxes | Built Under Concentrated Weight
Brake pad boxes from Packify run heavy-grade board with reinforced bases, because an axle set concentrates several kilograms onto a small rectangular footprint that ordinary board fails under. Friction grade and axle position print on the panel alongside the part number, since both decide whether a set is correct. The rectangular footprint columns cleanly for installer bulk purchases.
Base reinforced under concentrated load
Friction grade printed with the part number
Front and rear axle position marked clearly
Wear sensor inclusion stated on the panel
Footprint columns straight in bulk stacks
No minimum order on any application
Brake Pad Boxes: Built Under Concentrated Weight
Where a Heavy Set Breaks a Box
Brake pads are dense metal and friction material occupying very little volume, which puts a large mass on a base panel the size of a paperback. Board specified against the footprint rather than the weight bulges, then blows out at the base seam during handling. Reinforcing the base and stepping the grade addresses the actual failure mode instead of over-specifying the walls where nothing is pushing.
Friction Grade and Sensor Inclusion
Two sets fitting the same vehicle differ by friction compound, which changes noise, dust, and stopping feel, and by whether a wear sensor is in the box. A fitter who discovers a missing sensor with the wheel already off has lost the job slot, not just the part. Printing compound and sensor status beside the number moves that discovery to the counter where it costs nothing.
Front and Rear Are Not Interchangeable
Axle position is one of the most common mis-picks in this category, because front and rear sets for the same vehicle look similar and sit adjacent in storage. Marking position prominently rather than encoding it inside a part number suffix lets a picker and a fitter both catch the error before installation. It is a printing decision that directly reduces return volume.
Stacking for Installer Volume
Workshops buy common applications in multiples and stack them on a shelf until the jobs come through. A footprint that is genuinely rectangular columns straight to head height, where a box that bulges under its own contents leans after three units. There is no minimum order, production completes in 8-10 business days, and shipping is free across the continental US.
Brake Pad Boxes: Built Under Concentrated Weight
Reinforced bases and heavy board for the dense weight of a full axle set
Warehouse Floor Spills
A base seam letting go drops metal across an aisle and writes off the stock. That failure happens in storage rather than transit, where nobody is watching.
Counter Cross-Reference
Staff match a request against three near-identical options on a screen. Data sitting where they already look beats opening a catalogue mid-queue.
Shelf Column Height
Ten units stacked to head height need every one square. A single bulging carton tilts the column and the whole stack comes down again.
Frequently Asked Questions
There is no minimum order. Packify produces auto parts packaging from 1 unit to 100,000 units, and per-unit pricing drops at every quantity tier.
Yes. Part number panels, fitment blocks, and barcode zones print to specification, with barcode placement kept clear of folds and seams so scans read on the first pass.
Board grade follows component density rather than footprint. Dense items such as axle sets run on heavy-grade board with reinforced bases, while bulky light items such as filters use stack-rated corrugated.
Yes. Grease-resistant coated stock resists residual oil film and oily handling, keeping printed part numbers and fitment data legible through counter and workshop use.
Production completes in 8-10 business days after artwork approval. Free dieline and design support runs before production, and every order ships free in the continental US.
We have no minimum order quantity. You can order as few as 1 unit or as many as 100,000+. Pricing scales with quantity, so larger orders receive significant discounts.
Standard production is 8-10 business days after artwork approval. Free dieline and design support runs before production begins.
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No minimum order, free design support, and free US shipping on every auto parts packaging order.
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Part Number Legibility
Number panels are sized and positioned for reading at arm's length in a dim parts aisle. Type weight and contrast are specified against real shelf distance rather than screen proofs.
Scan-Ready Barcode Zones
Barcode areas print at a quiet zone and contrast that scans first pass. Placement avoids folds, seams, and coated glare that cause repeated scan failures at a counter.
Density-Matched Board
Grade follows what the component weighs rather than how large it looks. A brake set and an air filter of equal footprint receive completely different wall specifications.
Grease-Resistant Surfaces
Coated stocks resist residual oil film and hands coming off a job. Printed panels stay legible after the handling a trade counter and workshop environment produce.
Retail Display Formats
Reinforced hang holes, peg formats, and window cutouts suit pegboard and shelf merchandising. Footprints hold facings square across a planogram in a crowded aisle.
Insert Engineering
Divider and suspension inserts stop metal striking metal and hold fragile assemblies clear of every wall. Geometry is cut against the physical component rather than a drawing.