Custom Moving Boxes

Diverse Moving Box Materials Available

Cardboard Stock:

• Versatile material that can be easily cut and customized to various shapes and sizes.
• Lightweight and easy to handle, making it cost-effective for packaging and shipping purposes.

Corrugated Cardboard:

• Consists of three layers: an inner liner, an outer liner, and a corrugated medium, providing excellent strength and cushioning.
• High durability and resistance to compression, making it ideal for protecting delicate or fragile items during transportation.

B-Flute:

• Has a smaller flute size, providing greater cushioning and stacking strength compared to thinner flutes.
• Suitable for packaging applications that require additional protection and rigidity, such as consumer electronics or glassware.

C-Flute:

• Offers good crush resistance while still maintaining flexibility, making it suitable for a wide range of products.
• Preferred for printing graphics or designs due to its smoother surface, providing excellent graphics reproduction.

BC-Flute:

• Combines the benefits of B-Flute and C-Flute, offering enhanced stacking strength, cushioning, and rigidity.
• Ideal for heavy or fragile items, providing both protection and durability during transit or storage.

AB-Flute:

• Features both A-Flute and B-Flute, providing superior stacking strength and cushioning capabilities.
• Suitable for packaging large or heavy products, such as furniture, appliances, or industrial equipment.

Double Walled Corrugated:

• Consists of two layers of corrugated material, offering increased strength and protection compared to single-wall corrugated.
• Ideal for heavy or sensitive items that require extra support and durability during shipping or handling.

Single Wall Corrugated:

• Consists of a single layer of corrugated material, providing a cost-effective yet reliable packaging solution.
• Suitable for lightweight or non-fragile items, offering basic protection against impact and compression.

Enhance with Extra Moving Box Options

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

• Lamination: Applying a thin layer of plastic film (usually matte or glossy) over the printed surface to protect it from wear and tear, moisture, and fading. It also gives a professional look and improves the colors.
• Varnishing: Adding a clear or colored varnish coating to provide a glossy or matte finish, protecting the box from scratches and adding a layer of visual appeal.
• UV Coating: Applying a special ultraviolet (UV) cured coating to specific areas or the entire box, giving it a high-gloss appearance and enhancing color contrast while also offering protection.
• Foil Stamping: Applying metallic or holographic foil to specific areas to create a luxurious and eye-catching effect.
• Die-cutting: Creating custom-shaped cuts on the box to add unique openings or design elements.
• Folding/Gluing: Assembling and gluing the printed box into its final shape, ensuring it is sturdy and secure.
• Barcoding/Serial Numbering: Printing barcodes or serial numbers on the box for tracking and inventory purposes.

The choice of finishing options will depend on the intended use, budget, and aesthetic preferences of the product and the brand. These options can help transform a simple printed moving box into an appealing and functional packaging solution.