130+ Years
in business
Since 1893, Weber has been manufacturing packaging and displays in Philadelphia. Today, third-generation ownership continues to lead the company. Our 320,000 SQ FT facility gives clients more control over timelines, production, and quality-while keeping service personal. Learn more about our history.
Learn More About WeberOur custom packaging and displays are made in-house-giving you more control, faster timelines, and consistent quality from start to finish.
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The machinery and production capabilities that keep projects moving efficiently and on schedule for our custom packaging and displays.
Corrugating: Paper is converted into corrugated board on our in-house corrugator.
Printing: Corrugated sheets are flexographically printed, digitally printed, or litho laminated to add graphic elements to the packaging
Die Cutting: Printed/Laminated sheets are die cut on one of our four rotary/flatbed die cutters
Folding & Gluing: Boxes and displays are formed, glued, and finished for end use
Packout: Products are packed, assembled, or kitted as needed.
Shipping: Finished packaging or displays are prepared and sent to retail, e-commerce, or distribution channels.
"WEBER and PakSafe have been great to work with on our retail display programs. They move quickly, stay on top of the details, and make the whole process easier on our end."
Rick Papsin, Senior Director, Operations Supply Chain, ZICAM
"I have done business with Weber since 2003 across three different employers. They set the standard for customer service and excellence in production—a great group of customer-focused people who become friends."
Scott Dietrich, Director of Plant Operations, Crazy Aaron’s Putyworld
"WEBER has exceeded our expectations for more than 13 years. From on-time shipments to creative problem-solving, they consistently come through for us and provide an exceptional level of service."
Stephen P. Dashe, Technical Services, ArtSkills