Industrial Packaging Box

Folding carton boxes
Folding carton boxes are a type of packaging made from lightweight paperboard (or cardboard) that's designed to be folded into a specific shape. They can be made from either single-ply or corrugated cardboard and are shipped flat.

Mailer boxes
Mailer boxes, also known as shipping boxes or mailing boxes, are a type of packaging box that is specifically designed for shipping products through the mail or other parcel delivery services. They are usually made from corrugated cardboard and are lightweight to minimize shipping costs.

Shoulder boxes
Shoulder boxes are rigid boxes that consist of a base box and a lid that fits over the top of the base. There’s a tray that’s attached to the base and extends beyond the top of the base. That extension forms a “neck”, and the top edge of the base serves as the shoulder. This shoulder keeps the lid securely in place. There are also types where lids and bases don’t touch or come in contact with each other. Instead, there’s a gap between the lid and the base, which allows for easy opening of the box.

Telescope boxes
Telescope boxes are composed of two parts: a top piece or lid and a bottom piece that fit or slide over each other or a separate body. This provides additional insulation to the sides of the package. In the same way that a telescope lid covers the lens, the lids of telescope boxes can be removed in the same manner.

Collapsible boxes
Collapsible boxes, also known as folding boxes, are a type of reusable packaging that can be easily assembled and disassembled. They can be folded down to a flat sheet when not in use, which makes them ideal for saving space.

Regular slotted container boxes
Regular slotted container (RSC) boxes are characterized by their flaps on the top and bottom that are of equal length and width and are used to close and secure the box. Their two outer flaps, the lengthwise ones, have a width that’s half of the container, and they meet in the center of the box when folded. On the other hand, the width-wise flaps are shorter than half of the box width. The top and bottom of the box are taped, glued, or stitched to close.

Rigid boxes
Rigid boxes are suitable for products like jewelry, with shapes and sizes varying according to the intended use. They are designed to hold their shape and maintain their structure, even when empty. They can have a variety of different elements, such as a lid, a base, and side walls. Moreover, these boxes can be made with or without windows, and they can have different colors and finishes like glossy or matte.

Corrugated boxes
Corrugated boxes are made up of three layers of cardboard: a wavy inner layer sandwiched between two outer layers. The inner layer, or corrugate, can be made from recycled paper and provides the structure and strength of the box. The outer layers, or liners, are made from virgin paper pulp and provide a smooth surface for printing and labeling.