Custom Kraft Boxes

Exploring Kraft Box Materials

Natural Brown Kraft Paper:

• Unbleached and untreated kraft paper, retaining its natural brown color.
• Offers high strength and tear resistance, making it suitable for heavy-duty packaging, wrapping, and shipping purposes.
• Often used for industrial packaging, parcel wrapping, and void fillers.

Bleached White Kraft Paper:

• Made from wood pulp that undergoes a bleaching process, resulting in a bright white appearance.
• Provides a clean and professional look, making it suitable for premium packaging, decorative purposes, and printing applications.
• Commonly used for luxury packaging, gift wrapping, and high-quality paper bags.

Recycled Kraft Paper:

• Made from recycled paper fibers, promoting sustainability and eco-friendliness.
• Retains the natural brown color or may have a slightly darker hue due to the recycling process.
• Ideal for environmentally conscious packaging, crafts, and other applications where recycled materials are preferred.

Wet-Strength Kraft Paper:

• Treated with a special coating to enhance its moisture resistance properties.
• Resistant to water and humidity, maintaining its strength even when exposed to moisture.
• Used for packaging items that require protection from humidity or for applications where the package may come into contact with water.

Grease-Resistant Kraft Paper:

• Treated with a barrier coating to resist grease, oil, and other liquids.
• Suitable for packaging greasy or oily items such as food products or industrial components that require protection from oil stains or leaks.
• Commonly used in the food industry for wrapping sandwiches, hamburgers, or bakery products.

Sack Kraft Paper:

• Specifically designed for making sacks, bags, and other large packaging solutions.
• Has a higher tensile strength and tear resistance to withstand the rigorous demands of heavy-duty packaging and transportation.
• Used in industries such as agriculture (for storing grains), cement, chemicals, and construction materials.

These are just a few examples of the different types of kraft paper available, each catering to specific packaging, wrapping, and protection needs across various industries.

Enhance Your Packaging: Kraft Box Extra Options

After printing a kraft box, several finishing options can be applied to enhance its appearance and functionality. Some common finishing options include:

• Foil Stamping: Using metallic or colored foil to create decorative accents or add a premium look to specific design elements.
• Embossing/Debossing: Creating raised (embossing) or recessed (debossing) areas on the box surface for a tactile and visually appealing effect.
• Spot UV Coating: Applying a high-gloss UV coating to specific areas of the box to create contrast and highlight certain design elements.
• Die-Cutting: Cutting the box into custom shapes or adding windows to showcase the product inside.
• Perforation: Creating small, dotted lines on the box for easy tearing or opening.
• Folding and Gluing: Assembling the printed kraft box into its final form through folding and gluing processes.
• Window Patching: Adding a clear plastic window to the box to showcase the product inside.

Each finishing option serves to make the kraft box more visually appealing, durable, and better suited to its specific purpose or target audience. The selection of finishing options depends on the design, budget, and intended use of the packaging.