We supply custom folding cartons, sleeves, trays, carriers, multipacks, windowed cartons, paperboard inserts, and printed retail packaging in quantities from about 50 pieces through recurring high-volume orders.
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What we supply
Reverse-tuck, straight-tuck, sealed-end, lock-bottom, crash-lock, and auto-bottom cartons for hand packing or automated packing lines, including modified ECMA cartons and original layouts for products that do not fit a catalog design.
Paperboard trays and covers, sleeves, wraps, bottle and tube packs, beverage carriers, and grouped product cartons.
Film windows, open cutouts, paperboard dividers, partitions, and fitted paperboard or foam inserts, with insert placement and hand assembly for product sets.
Shaped cartons, custom closures, handles, hanging panels, reclosures, tear openings, dispensers, nested parts, and multi-piece paperboard packs outside the usual rectangular tuck-carton formats.
Common applications
Printed tuck cartons for cosmetics, personal care, food, supplements, and hardware.
Short digital runs for several products or artwork versions that share one cutting layout.
Film-patched windows and open cutouts for cosmetics, dry goods, hardware, and promotional sets.
Paperboard or foam interiors that hold bottles, jars, devices, samples, or complete sets.
Paperboard carriers and grouped packs for bottles, tubes, cans, and other primary packs.
Finished cartons packed into counter displays, shelf-ready trays, and labeled master cases.
Printed folding cartons
Digital production is available from about 50 to 5,000 cartons, on sheets up to 28 by 40 inches and paperboard approximately 0.008 to 0.030 inches thick. Multiple print designs that use the same cutting layout can run together without separate printing plates.
Offset production supports full-color and spot-color printing up to seven colors, inside printing, coatings, film lamination, foil, embossing, debossing, raised effects, specialty papers, and window patching. Quantities can reach the hundreds of thousands.
Packing and distribution
The display and distribution packs are planned together: cartons per display, displays per master case, pack orientation, case markings, cases per pallet, and destination requirements.
Packing work can include insert placement, literature or label insertion, hand assembly, and shrink wrapping. Completed inventory can be held against a release schedule and split by destination.
Specific requirements
Example: product launch
One approved tuck-carton layout runs with twelve separate print files. Digital printing removes the cost of twelve separate printing plate sets.
Example: decorated retail carton
A printed sample confirms the paperboard, color, coating, foil position, and embossing before tooling and production.
Example: automated packing line
Glue-seam position, paperboard grain, crease quality, loading direction, closure, and shipping-case count are set for the customer's packing equipment. A line trial checks the production sample before scheduled repeat orders begin.
