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Packaging matters
15 May 2015
In April Split Klick launched a new range of packaging for its Centralising and Top Hat Washers. Bringing the product to market was a challenge in terms of how to win merchant shelf space and make the product look eye-catching.

After much research the company contacted Bell Packaging and a series of prototypes were developed. The company says the solution lay in the patented Jetran design. The packaging provides instant appeal to the consumer.
Ian Hutchinson, MD, says: "We really needed to make a statement and ensure that the product was not downgraded in appearance or value. Using Bell Packaging’s Jetran range we identified two sizes that enabled us to provide multipacks in an attractive, economic and presentable fashion”.
Bell provided finished samples for Split Klick to present to customers. The packaging is now available to plumber’s merchants and the washers are stocked by groups including ScrewFix and Plumb Centre.
Split Klick has now developed a shipping/presentation tray. This enables the product to be displayed on merchant’s counters.
To complement the product Bell provided coloured end caps.
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- Mini tube range
- Packaging complies with new legislation
- Clear tube solution made using redundant drinks bottles
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- A taste for new business
- Standard range increased
- Packaging boost for popular torch