Nyta is a young German lighting brand and luminaire manufacturer from Karlsruhe. The company was founded in 2012 by two young designers, both graduates of the HfG Karlsruhe. The luminaires are designed and developed in Karlsruhe and the individual parts are manufactured by various suppliers in Europe. After final assembly in the company’s own warehouse in Karlsruhe, they are sold worldwide via a network of distributors. The luminaires are sold online as well as in retail outlets. Currently, Nyta’s lighting collection consists of four families in different versions and designs and has been awarded numerous national and international design prizes.
Protection of the luminaires during shipping
Since its establishment in 2012, Nyta has been working with RAJA to source packaging and shipping materials. On average, 40 packages and several pallets are shipped per week.
“We particularly appreciate the consistently good quality at RAJA,” says Johannes Müller, Managing Director at Nyta. Since the luminaires come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, packaging protection that can be used flexibly is required. In addition, the sensitive surfaces and materials such as polished brass, stainless steel and coated aluminium must be particularly well protected. To protect the surfaces, the lampshades are packed in flat bags, sensitive parts are additionally wrapped in bubble wrap and thus positioned well protected in product cartons. The flexible use of products such as Rajapack’s bubble films help the young company to pack the wall, floor and pendant lamps quickly and safely. The film reliably protects the lights from breakage and scratches, dust and dirt.
Styrofoam corners and crinkle paper from RAJA, which are used to cushion and protect between the product and the shipping packaging, have also proven their worth. They prevent slipping in the shipping box, cushion and reliably protect against impacts so that the luminaires arrive safely and undamaged at the customer’s premises.
Johannes Müller always sees a challenge in good packaging: