Container space costs real money. Our software starts from your real constraints — carton sizes, weight limits, cargo that must stay upright, and the loading rules used on your floor — and every deployment is fitted to a client’s operation. That’s been the job since 1998: fit more into every container and make each shipment easier to check.
Container Loading
Load cartons and pallets into shipping containers. Three SmartPacker editions for different cargo.
Single SKU Loading
One carton size loaded into a container, a pallet area, leftover container space, or a larger box.
Mixed Carton Loading
Multiple carton types in one container, with all six box orientations and an interactive quantity panel.
| Edition | Cargo | Orientations | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| T1 | One carton size (single SKU) | All | Maximum count, or smallest space for a fixed count; free browser tool |
| T3 | Multiple carton sizes | All six | Mixed cartons loaded directly, free to rotate |
| U3 | Palletized / upright-only | Upright | Pallet loads that must stay upright; automated plus manual |
How to choose
Use T1 when
All cartons share the same length, width, and height, and you need either the maximum count that fits or the smallest space for a fixed count.
Use T3 when
Several carton sizes are free to rotate and load directly into the container, with no upright-only rule.
Use U3 when
Cargo is palletized or must stay upright, and you need both automated planning and manual adjustment before shipping.
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