PVC packaging

We supply clear formed cartons for products that should remain visible before the package is opened. The order can include the structural sample, clear carton, printed or paperboard components, fitted insert, assembly, and corrugated shipping case. We can quote PVC and compare other clear sheet materials when the product, compliance requirement, or finish calls for a different material.

Open clear formed plastic carton on a neutral studio background

Clear packaging structures

Clear cartons can stand on a shelf, hang from a peg, hold related items in separate sections, or use a curved profile for lighter products. Product orientation and handling determine the structure.

Clear-sheet samples verify fit, crease behavior, closure tension, visible scuffing, and the need for an insert.

Clear rectangular carton with two visible internal sections

Divided and paired cartons

A divided clear carton keeps related products in one pack while giving each item its own position.

Empty clear carton with a continuous curved side profile

Curved clear cartons

A curved body gives a lighter product a shaped profile without hiding it behind printed paperboard.

What can be included with a PVC packaging order

Structure and samples

Blank cut samples check product fit, creases, locks, hanging position, and how the carton opens and closes.

Printing and decoration

Printed areas, white underprint, foil, labels, sleeves, and paperboard components can add branding while leaving the intended product views clear.

Inserts and product control

Clear or paperboard inserts, platforms, dividers, and retention tabs can keep the product from turning, dropping, or pressing against a closure.

Assembly and shipping protection

Cartons can be supplied flat or formed as quoted, with inserts, labels, packing work, and a corrugated case sized for the finished clear packs.

Examples

Clear packaging orders we can supply

A clear carton for one retail product

A formed clear carton can hold a bottle, device, accessory, or sample where visibility matters. A printed insert, paperboard base, label, or small printed area can carry the information that should not sit directly over the product.

A divided pack for related products

A paired or divided structure can keep two products visible and aligned in one pack. The product dimensions, weight, opening sequence, and shelf orientation determine the partition and closure.

Sampling and production

Clear packaging should be checked as a formed pack, not only as a flat drawing. Product fit, bend direction, closure force, transparency, and packed shipping condition all affect the result.

  1. Product fitProduct dimensions, orientation, clearance, and any insert or retention point are established first.
  2. Formed structureA blank sample checks the bends, locks, hanging feature, opening, and standing position.
  3. Visible finishesPrinted areas, white ink, labels, sleeves, and the panels that remain clear are recorded with the sample.
  4. Packing and deliveryThe order records forming, insertion, assembly, and corrugated-case requirements.