Custom Paper Boxes

Choosing the Right Material for Your Box

Cardboard Stock:

• Excellent durability and resistance to wear and tear, ensuring that packaging remains intact throughout the supply chain
• Can be easily printed and labeled, providing ample space for branding and product information

Corrugated Cardboard:

• Fluting between layers provides superior cushioning and shock absorption, protecting contents from damage during shipping and handling
• Flexible and versatile, can be easily cut and shaped to fit various package sizes and shapes

White Card Stock:

• Bright white color enhances the visual appeal of packaging, making it stand out on store shelves
• Smooth finish allows for precise and vibrant printing, maximizing brand recognition and marketing potential

SBS Paperboard:

• High stiffness and resistance to bending, keeping packaging upright and secure even under heavy loads
• Excellent printability and graphics capability, offering opportunities for eye-catching designs and branding elements

Kraft Paper Stock:

• Natural brown color gives packaging a distinctive, earthy look that appeals to environmentally conscious consumers
• High tensile strength and resistance to tearing, ensuring packaging remains intact throughout distribution and display

Rigid Board:

• Exceptional sturdiness and resistance to bending or warping, providing maximum protection for fragile or heavy items
• Customizable cutting and shaping options allow for unique and innovative packaging designs that differentiate brands

Chipboard:

• Economical and lightweight, reducing transportation costs and environmental impact compared to other materials
• Easy to cut and shape, facilitating rapid prototyping and production of custom packaging solutions

Enhancements and Extras: Elevate Your Paper Box Experience

After printing a paper box, various 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 (glossy or matte) over the printed surface to protect it from wear and tear, water, and fading. It adds a premium look to the box.
• Varnishing: Coating the printed surface with a clear or colored varnish to enhance the colors, add a subtle gloss or matte effect, and protect the box from scratches.
• Embossing: Creating raised designs or text on the surface of the box using heat and pressure, adding a tactile and premium feel to the packaging.
• Debossing: Pressing designs or text into the surface of the box, creating an indented effect that adds texture and elegance.
• Foil Stamping: Applying metallic or colored foil to specific areas of the box to highlight certain elements and add a luxurious appearance.
• Spot UV Coating: Applying a glossy or matte UV coating to specific areas of the box, creating contrast and highlighting particular design elements.
• Die-Cutting: Cutting the paper box into unique shapes or adding perforations for easy opening or display purposes.
• Folding and Gluing: Completing the assembly of the box by folding and gluing its various parts, ensuring its proper structural integrity.
• Window Patching: Adding a transparent plastic window to the box, allowing consumers to see the product inside while maintaining protection.
• UV Coating: Applying a clear UV coating to the entire box surface to increase its resistance to scratches and fading.