Mechanism first
Tuck ends, auto bottoms, mailers, trays and telescope boxes use distinct construction rules.
Packaging engineering software
Dielines built around the mechanism—not the thumbnail.
Packeri turns finished dimensions, material caliper and closure choices into editable, mechanism-specific production geometry.
Why Packeri exists
A dieline is not a picture of a box.
It is a system of panels, scores, clearances, closure members and material allowances that must work together. Packeri is being built to make that structural logic easier to select, inspect and carry into converter review.
Engineering choices stay visible.
The workspace explains the structure, input basis and production boundary instead of hiding them behind a generic download.
Measured inputs
Dimensions and actual substrate caliper drive geometry; material presets are starting points.
Honest limits
Software accelerates structural development. It does not replace physical samples, tooling tests or converter approval.
From dimensions to converter review.
A direct workflow keeps the production question in view at every stage.
- 01
Choose the exact structure
Start with the closure and construction mechanism the product needs.
- 02
Enter size and material
Use finished dimensions and measured caliper to build the blank.
- 03
Inspect and export
Review CUT and CREASE relationships before producing an entitled file.
- 04
Prototype and approve
Confirm the physical sample, tooling and machine setup with the converter.
Self-service plus specialist support
Packeri handles the generator. Tanur Graphics can handle the custom work.
Projects needing packaging artwork, brand design, print-ready production files or custom structural engineering can continue through Tanur Graphics.