Structure
Bottle, jar, tube and closure formats developed around the intended use.
Custom packaging development
From an idea to a pack you can hold.
Royapak supports beauty and personal care packaging projects from early structural discussion through prototyping, tooling, production and decoration.
What can be customized
One packaging system, considered as a whole.
Customization is more than changing a color. The container, closure, dispensing performance, decoration and production method need to work together. We review the project as one connected system.
How the project moves forward
A clear path from brief to production.
Each project is different. These six stages provide a practical framework for developing a new or customized packaging solution.
01
Define the direction
Project brief
Tell us the product format, capacity, material preference, target quantity and the experience you want the pack to create.
- Product and formula compatibility
- Capacity, closure and dispensing needs
- Target market and project timing
02
Check before tooling
3D prototyping
A physical prototype helps your team evaluate the overall shape, proportions and handling before committing to production tooling.
03
Turn the concept into tooling
Mold development
After the structure is confirmed, the mold is developed and inspected so the key dimensions and matching components can be verified.
04
Move into production
Injection molding
Components are molded in an organized production environment with in-process checks throughout the manufacturing run.
05
Build the shelf presence
Printing & decoration
Decoration options can be discussed around your material, artwork and desired finish, including silk screen printing and other surface treatments.
06
Confirm before delivery
Quality inspection
Finished components are visually inspected and checked against the agreed project requirements before packing and shipment.
Ready to begin?
Start with what you already know.
You do not need a finished technical drawing. Send a reference image, target capacity, expected quantity and the details that matter most to your project.