Can I create working drawings and bills of materials directly from the 3D model?

Yes. You can create working drawings, bills of materials, and other production information from the same 3D model. This allows you to work from a single source and reduces the risk of discrepancies between design, work planning, and production.

Can I design complete packaging stations in 3D?

Yes. You can combine workstations, dispensers, material holders, and conveyor systems into a single, complete setup.

Can I reuse existing components and modules?

Yes. You can save frequently used components and modules and reuse them in new projects.

Is IronCAD suitable for custom packaging solutions?

Yes. Dimensions, layouts, and components can be easily customized for different customer variants.

Is IronCAD suitable for designing packaging machines?

Yes. You can design machines, frames, roller conveyors, and other mechanical components entirely in 3D.

Packaging Industry

Design packaging systems that evolve with the product, process, and customer

From compact packing stations to complete packaging lines. With IronCAD, you can develop machines, frames, dispensers, feeding systems, and workstations in a single flexible 3D environment.

Work with reusable modules, quickly adapt to customer variations, and transfer your design directly to drawings and production.

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No two packaging solutions are the same

Product sizes, materials, and processes vary by customer. With IronCAD, you can quickly adapt existing designs without having to start from scratch.

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Designs

Complete packaging solutions in 3D.

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Configure

Quickly adjust modules and dimensions.

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Produce

Create drawings and bills of materials from the same model.

Design More Than Just the Packaging

A packaging solution often consists of multiple components surrounding the product.

With IronCAD, for example, you can design:

workstations
dispensers
roller conveyors
machine frames
material holders

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Laptop displaying a CAD drawing of a cardboard packaging design, with a 3D model of an object in a folded structure at the top and the flat-laid cutout with cut and fold lines at the bottom

Reuse Existing Components

Reuse standard components and previous designs for new client projects.
This allows you to create variations more quickly and eliminates the need to build every project from scratch.

From 3D Model to Production

Use the same model for:

working drawings
assemblies
bill of materials
production documentation

Why IronCAD?

quickly adapt
Reuse parts
combine custom work with standard parts
Go directly to production

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Case Study

Nefab Packaging

Nefab develops custom packaging solutions for industries including telecommunications, energy, automotive, healthcare, and aerospace. Using IronCAD, they design packaging directly based on the product’s 3D data.