INDUSTRIES · HEAVY EQUIPMENT & INDUSTRIAL

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Custom returnable and expendable packaging for agricultural, construction, material handling, and genset manufacturers. Engineered to protect your components, painted or class-A surfaces.

What we do in this industry

We engineer returnable and expendable packaging for OEMs across agriculture, construction, material handling, and power generation: systems that protect cosmetic surfaces in transit, ergonomically position your parts for assembly, and last for years.

Common challenges

What this industry is up against

  • Painted and cosmetic surface protection. High-visibility Class-A components require flawless protection, as shipping damage triggers costly double handling and replacements.
  • Ergonomic assembly line handling. Heavy components demand custom dunnage engineered for seamless operator lifting, orientation, and precise sequencing.
  • Extended supply chains. Cross-border networks require durable packaging that optimizes freight, endures longer transit, and handles returns economically.
  • Volume variability. Seasonal cycles mean fleet sizing has to be flexible without leaving idle capital.
  • Compliance for cross-border shipping. International lanes require ISPM-15 compliant materials and documented material provenance.

How PSI solves it

Our solutions

  • Returnable packaging for closed and open-loop systems.
  • Custom-engineered dunnage to protect your class-A parts.
  • Engineered container selection to optimize freight and ergonomics.
  • Expendable systems for one-way lanes, parcel shipments, or lower-volume programs.
  • Turnkey program management as your one-stop shop, the easy button.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Our engineering team has multi-decade experience designing packaging for agricultural, construction, and heavy equipment manufacturers across North America. We work with OEMs directly and with Tier 1 suppliers serving these OEMs.

Fleet sizing for seasonal programs uses peak-volume, off-season minimum, and transition-period modeling. Some programs run fixed core fleets supplemented by expendable surge capacity. Others size to peak. The right answer depends on volume shape, lane predictability, and capital preference.

Yes. Our packaging programs support cross-border logistics including ISPM-15 compliant materials, documentation for customs, and multi-region returnable fleet coordination. Cross-border programs are common in this segment.

Large painted components typically require custom packaging with foam dunnage tuned to the specific cosmetic surface. Pack geometry, weight distribution, and dunnage material selection are engineered per part. For lower-volume or one-way lanes, custom die-cut corrugated with dunnage inserts is often the right answer.

Onboarding speed depends primarily on the customer’s supplier qualification process. From our side, we can move as fast as customer paperwork allows.

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