Corrugated Boxes | Paper Packaging Manufacturer Vietnam

Corrugated Boxes

Corrugated boxes are made from corrugated cardboard, which consists of multiple layers of paper glued together. These boxes are known for their strength and are commonly used for packaging. They protect goods from impacts and damage during transportation. They are widely used for packaging food, clothing, footwear, household items, and electronics.

Common types of corrugation used in paper packaging include A, B, C, E, and F flutes. These types vary in the height of the flutes. Due to their rough surface and limited ink absorption, corrugated boxes typically require a printed paper liner. This process enhances the appearance of the surface and better meets consumer preferences.

Some designs Corrugated Boxes

Tuck Top Auto Bottom Corrugated Box, with plastic handle | Sanest Khanh Hoa

Partial Telescope Corrugated Box, with Tray | Minh Long Gift Box

Partial Telescope Corrugated Box, with Tray | ACB Gift Box

Tuck Top Auto Bottom Corrugated Box, with Tray | ACB Gift Box

Lock Bottom Corrugated Box, with Custom Cutout | ACB Gift Box

One-Piece Tuck Top Corrugated Box | TD Brass Cremon

One-Piece Tuck Top Corrugated Box, with Thumb Cut | Spring Copenhagen Wooden Toys

Lamination Papers

One of the drawbacks of Corrugated Cardboard is its uneven surface and limited color reproduction capabilities. Therefore, the typical printing process involves printing designs on thinner paper with good ink absorption properties, which is then laminated onto the Corrugated Cardboard. This method ensures sharpness and effectiveness in presenting colors, images, and text on Corrugated Box products.

Surface Effects

Post-print surface effects enhance the aesthetic value and overall finish of the product. Some effects, such as lamination and UV coating, also protect the printed ink from abrasion and weathering, making the printed product more glossy and ensuring its long-lasting quality.

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Product Trays

Product trays are essential structures that secure the position of the product inside rigid boxes; they also serve as an aesthetic component, presenting the product in an elegant and prominent way when the box is opened. These trays can be made from materials such as paper, fabric, plastic, or foam.

Order Processing Procedure

R&D

Our R&D team thoroughly investigates client needs, combining market research and design trends to develop and recommend the best packaging solutions for each product.

Prepress

Prepress is the stage where we create the final print files, tailored to the size and specific requirements of the product. These print-ready files are then output to film, and the plates are exposed to prepare for the offset printing process.

Printing

Using advanced offset printing technology, we ensure the highest standards of color accuracy and image quality, meeting the unique needs of each packaging product.

Effects

We apply surface effects such as foil stamping, embossing, and lamination to protect the print and surface, enhance the product's appearance, and increase its durability.

Finishing

Cutting, mounting, folding, and gluing processes are carried out to complete the packaging as specified. Our production team, working with specialized machinery, ensures every detail is flawless.

Our QC team conducts thorough inspections to ensure that all quality and design standards are met before the product is shipped to the client.

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