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Industrial Packaging & Sourcing

Sourcing that keeps
your operation running.

Industrial packaging, components and plant supplies sourced to specification. You know what your operation needs. We help you source it.

Have a difficult item to source? Send us the specification.

What we do

From specifying and sourcing to quoting and delivering, we handle the part of your supply chain that is hardest to find.

Don't see it? Ask us to source it.

If it is used in industrial packaging, plant operations or shipping, send us the specification. A photo, a part number or an old label is usually enough to start.

Process

How CAQUIN works.

01

Tell us what you need

A specification, a part number, a photo or a description of the problem.

02

We source it

We identify the item and work through domestic and international suppliers.

03

You receive a quote

Options, pricing, lead time and any trade-offs, in plain language.

04

We coordinate delivery

Production, freight and delivery managed through one point of contact.

More about how we work
Where we work

Based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, sourcing industrial packaging since 1984 through suppliers in the United States and abroad — chosen for the item in front of us, not for a fixed list.

Why CAQUIN

Experienced, agile, and easy to reach.

40+ years in the field

Four decades of industrial packaging and international business, applied to your requirement.

Packaging knowledge

We know what changes when a product is hot-filled, viscous, corrosive or shipped by sea.

Domestic & international sourcing

U.S.-based, working with suppliers here and abroad depending on what the item requires.

One point of contact

One person who knows your requirement, from the first question through delivery.

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Where we started

Deep roots in conical steel drums.

CAQUIN's experience began with conical steel drums — tapered drums that stack when full and nest when empty. For anyone shipping purées, pastes or viscous product, that geometry changes the economics: empties take a fraction of the space going back, storage is cheaper, and the steel is reused and eventually recycled.

That work is still part of what we do, and it is why customers bring us the awkward packaging questions rather than the easy ones. More detail lives at ConicalDrums.com.

What are you trying to source?

Tell us the item, the quantity and where it needs to go. If a photo is all you have, send that.

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