Custom Cold Chain Packaging & OEM Packout Design
Tempk helps enterprise buyers turn a shipping requirement into a repeatable cold chain packout: coolant, insulation, private label, route risk, sample testing, and bulk supply.
Start with your shipment profile
Choose the closest requirement. If one program has several products, start with the highest-risk route.
Custom Gel Ice Packs
Start with pack size, fill weight, film, freezing workflow, carton packing, and route-based coolant placement.
- Prepare product dimensions, payload weight, target temperature, route time, and quantity.
- Confirm whether you need logo, private label, documentation, or sample testing.
- Use the related tool if coolant amount or packaging format is still unclear.
Custom Gel Ice Packs
Start with pack size, fill weight, film, freezing workflow, carton packing, and route-based coolant placement.
What would you like to customize?
Choose a coolant, insulated container, complete packout, delivery program, or private-label project, then confirm the specifications and shipment details needed for samples and quotation.
Custom Gel Ice Packs
Size, fill weight, film, color, logo, carton count, leak resistance, and route-based placement.
Plan gel pack optionsCustom PCM Packs & Ice Bricks
Configure the phase point, form, dimensions, shell, conditioning method, fixed placement, labels, and reuse controls.
Configure PCM packs and ice bricksCustom EPP & VIP Cooler Boxes
Configure the payload chamber, EPP shell, protected VIP arrangement, cold-source positions, logger access, reuse controls, and testing needs.
Configure EPP and VIP cooler boxesCustom Thermal Pallet Covers
Configure the loaded pallet fit, insulation, five- or six-side enclosure, access, labels, logger points, reuse plan, and route exposure testing.
Configure thermal pallet coversPrivate Label Cold Chain Packaging
Logo, label, instruction card, branded carton, retail pack, artwork approval, and repeat-order control.
Build a private-label lineCold Chain Packout Design & Testing
Outer carton, insulation, coolant mass, buffer layer, payload chamber, logger position, and route trial notes.
Review packout designMeal Kit & Food Delivery Packaging
Custom insulated bags, liners, gel packs, condensation control, clean unboxing, and doorstep dwell planning.
Design food delivery packagingFrozen Food & Seafood Shipping Packaging
Required arrival condition, solid dry ice or frozen PCM, insulated shipper, seafood containment, labels, and repeatable route packout.
Configure frozen shipping packagingPharmaceutical 2–8°C Packaging
No-freeze separation, conditioned coolant, payload chamber, logger placement, documentation, and receiving checks.
Plan 2–8°C packagingCustom Insulated Box Liners
Carton-fit liner dimensions, fold pattern, material choice, storage efficiency, and cold shipping layout.
Specify box linersCustom Insulated Delivery Bags
Bag dimensions, insulation, liner, dividers, coolant pockets, carrying system, cleaning method, and branding for repeat delivery routes.
Configure insulated delivery bagsDecide what should be customized before sampling
Use this matrix to separate simple branding work from changes that affect thermal performance, packaging efficiency, receiving quality, and bulk supply.
Size and fill weight
Gel pack dimensions, fill weight, coolant mass, carton count, payload ratio, and first-pass route estimate.
Estimate coolant needsFilm, liner, and insulation
Film thickness, leak resistance, box liner material, EPP/VIP box choice, and pallet cover fit.
Compare insulation formatsPrinting and private label
Logo, label, color, instruction card, retail pack, carton artwork, barcode, and sample approval.
Review private-label optionsDocumentation and testing
SDS, material declaration, temperature curve, packout note, arrival checklist, and route trial record.
Plan testing supportCondensation and leakage
Wet carton risk, label wet-out, absorbent layer, bag sealing, film choice, and customer unboxing quality.
Reduce wet carton riskMOQ and sample plan
Sample quantity, pilot order, monthly demand, export carton packing, and repeat supply schedule.
Prepare quote detailsPackout layout
Coolant position, buffer layer, payload chamber, separator, absorbent pad, and logger access.
Compare packaging formatsRoute risk
Summer heat, weekend delay, sorting hub dwell, last-mile exposure, carrier limits, and receiver handling.
Check route riskPrepare the details that make an OEM quote useful
A clear request helps Tempk recommend the right material, sample direction, and packout test path without long back-and-forth emails.
Product type and payload
Product category, unit size, total payload weight, carton or tray dimensions, and product sensitivity.
Temperature range and hold time
Chilled, frozen, 2–8°C, controlled room temperature, special product range, and expected route duration.
Route and handling risk
Carrier service, local or parcel route, seasonal heat, weekend delay, air freight dwell, and receiving process.
Branding, quantity, and testing
Logo, label, carton artwork, sample quantity, monthly demand, documentation, and temperature test needs.
A custom packout should be repeatable after the sample works
The goal is not a one-time sample. The final design should support conditioning, packing speed, pilot orders, bulk production, and repeat supply.
Brief
Confirm product, payload, temperature, route duration, and risk points.
Concept
Select coolant, insulation, payload separation, carton, and branding direction.
Sample
Prepare sample dimensions, logo proof, packout layout, and packing notes.
Conditioning
Define freezing or conditioning steps for gel packs, PCM, dry ice, or ice bricks.
Thermal test
Check temperature trend, leakage, carton condition, and receiving quality.
Bulk supply
Move into pilot order, carton packing, version control, and repeat production.
Use planning tools and shipment references
Use these resources to compare coolant needs, packaging formats, dry ice planning, route risk, documentation, and high-value sample handling before requesting an OEM sample.
Clarify the common decisions before you request samples
Is OEM cold chain packaging only about printing a logo?
No. Logo printing is one part of the project. A useful custom packout also considers target temperature, route duration, payload weight, coolant mass, insulation format, cold-contact risk, leakage control, carton strength, and receiving workflow.
Can gel packs replace dry ice for frozen food shipping?
Sometimes, but not for every frozen route. The decision depends on payload density, route duration, carrier rules, ambient exposure, and acceptable arrival condition. Frozen DTC shipments often need dry ice, high-performance insulation, PCM, or a hybrid packout.
How do we avoid freezing medicine with ice packs?
2–8°C pharmaceutical shipments need conditioned coolant, separation from the payload, a controlled product chamber, and logger placement. Ice packs should not touch medicines directly unless the product and validation results support that layout.
What information should we send before asking for a quote?
Send product type, payload dimensions, target temperature, route duration, destination market, current carton size, quantity, branding needs, and whether you need a temperature test, SDS, material declaration, or sample packout.
Can Tempk support private label and bulk supply?
Yes. Private label work can include logo, label, color, instruction card, branded carton, sample approval, carton packing, and repeat-order control. The exact scope depends on product type, artwork, quantity, and destination market.
Send your shipment profile for a custom packout review
Share the product type, target temperature, route time, payload size, packaging format, quantity, branding needs, and testing requirements. Tempk can help define the sample direction before bulk ordering.