Planning a toy tube pack-out

Printed toy tubes need a complete parts list, opening sequence and room for age and safety information.

Count the pieces

A long item and a set of small pieces need different retention.

Decide how parts leave the tube without dropping or damaging them.

Age classification and tests are product and market specific.

List components and small parts, sketch their loading order and reserve statutory copy space before approving illustrated artwork.

BEFORE YOU START

Practical questions for a better packaging brief.

How should toy pieces and labels be planned in a tube?

List components and small parts, sketch their loading order and reserve statutory copy space before approving illustrated artwork.

Why does the component count matter for toy retention?

A long item and a set of small pieces need different retention.

How should the parts leave the tube during opening?

Decide how parts leave the tube without dropping or damaging them.