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Welcome to October's edition of Rocket Industrial’s ‘This Month in Packaging’ blog series, a monthly wrap up of packaging related content that catches our eye...

Is it possible you’re not using the right box? There are a lot of basic elements that go into a box’s design and using the wrong one can be a costly mistake that a lot of companies make. Here are the most common misconceptions we’ve heard people make about corrugated boxes...

In today's fast-paced world of commerce and e-commerce, optimizing warehouse productivity is a critical factor for success. They allow for faster and safer transportation of goods from one location to another. Our integrated conveyor systems are flexible, adaptable, and scalable with the ability to be tailored to the layout of your facility and processes...

Packaging equipment can be an expensive investment, but under Section 179, you can get tax savings for your business by investing in it...

We are excited to announce that Rocket Industrial has been recognized as Great Place to Work Certified for the eighth year in a row!

Our customer service team treats every interaction as a chance to strengthen relationships, exceed expectations, and help businesses grow....

Welcome to September's edition of Rocket Industrial’s ‘This Month in Packaging’ blog series, a monthly wrap up of packaging related content that catches our eye...

Unchopped scrap is difficult to handle & poses a hazard to employees while lying around. Here’s everything you need to know about scrap choppers...

Knowing the ideal break strength for your strapping and banding helps reduce material costs and damages. Use our calculator to determine the target break strength based on the weight and number of straps for your load...

Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) and Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) are beginning to play critical roles in modern material handling operations...

As the lumber industry continues to evolve, so do the tools and techniques used for securing and shipping lumber products...

Failed packaging during transit typically leads to a return, resulting in unanticipated financial losses. While quick fulfillment is highly important to customers, it means absolutely nothing if their order arrives damaged.