Introduction of a tray pack packaging machine system that does not require molds and a manual volume reduction machine that contributes to SDGs.
Packaging concerns and disposal concerns. At Ito Toshi, we are working to solve these two challenges. ■ Tray pack packaging machine system that does not require molds Frequent changes in packaging configurations for shipping boxes and design changes for internal dividers involve significant effort and costs. Ito Toshi's 'GG Machine TP Series' and reusable cushion trays can alleviate this issue. The packaged items placed on a cushion foam base made of plastic corrugated board are securely fixed with stretch film, ensuring they fit perfectly in the shipping box you use. ■ Manual volume reduction machine contributing to SDGs The company has recently started selling the 'Manual Volume Reduction Machine MB-600'. At the Kansai Logistics Exhibition in April, it was praised by visitors sensitive to SDGs for being easy to move without a power source and for being usable at waste generation sites, as well as for compressing materials into uniform rectangular shapes that make temporary storage easier. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Ito Toshiyuki is a company located in Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, that handles a wide range of packaging materials, packaging equipment, and cushioning materials for steel. Responding to the needs of the times, we are expanding not only in the field of packaging materials but also into various industrial materials. In addition to our trading company functions, we aim to be a creative company of the 21st century through planning and development of our original products.
