Applications
- Folding paperboard cartons
- Mailer and e-commerce shipping boxes
- Corrugated boxes and shipping cases
- Retail display boxes and sleeves
Custom packaging product
Paper-box solutions from retail presentation to e-commerce transit
A paper box must balance presentation, packing, stacking, transport and cost. We recommend folding cartons, corrugated boxes, mailers or shipping cases around the product, channel, transport method and quantity.
Material options
- Coated paper and paperboard
- Metallic paperboard
- Corrugated materials in different flutes and wall structures
- Matching labels, seals and cards
Finish options
- Foil, UV, embossing and lamination
- Die cutting, windows and locking tabs
- Tear strips and easy-open structures
- Folding, gluing and assembly
How we work
From requirement review to delivery in China
Materials and finishes differ in colour, feel, cost and production constraints. We define the project boundaries first, then use physical samples to turn the desired result into a repeatable production standard.
- 01Requirement review
Confirm the product, dimensions, quantity, budget, target date and delivery location.
- 02Material and structure proposal
Recommend options based on presentation, use, transport and cost requirements.
- 03Artwork check and sampling
Review production files and prepare the relevant structural, printed or finish sample.
- 04Production and quality checks
Produce against the approved sample and inspect key processes, finished goods and packing requirements.
Quality focus
Define acceptable standards within the project
- Verify internal and external dimensions and pack count
- Check locks, creases and glue seams during assembly
- Assess flute direction and transit strength
- Control registration across print, die cutting and gluing
Buyer FAQs
Cartons & Mailer Boxes FAQ
How is a mailer box different from a standard shipping carton?
A mailer is usually a one-piece die-cut folding format with a stronger unboxing and branding experience, while a shipping carton prioritises loading, stacking and logistics protection.
How should corrugated material be selected?
Product weight, box size, stacking, route and environment determine the flute, wall structure and paper specification.
Can we begin with an unprinted structural sample?
Yes. Complex structures should normally be approved as a white sample before print and finishing.
Can a tear strip be added?
Yes, subject to structural assessment. Tear strength and user experience should be tested at sample stage.
Buyer guides
Plan the quotation and sample before production
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