The packaging carton made of paper products can be widely used for packaging various goods. Cartons are divided into different types of cartons with different specifications, sizes and types. Carton, color box, color box and other kinds of packaging. Next, I will show you the different structures and dimensions of various cartons.
Cartons of different structures
1. Counterpart box: It is the simplest and the most widely used one. Our common cigarette packaging box belongs to this category, which is very easy to use.
2. Cover box: generally, it is more likely to be used in the packaging of high-end goods or gift boxes. Birthday gifts are usually wrapped in gorgeous cover boxes, which have a sense of ceremony.
3. Open window type: the prominent feature of this type is that it can directly display the contents of the package, which is convenient for people to observe the internal items.
4. Display style: As the name suggests, the packaging box that can be displayed can also be called POP packaging box. This type of packaging box can be divided into two forms: with cover and without cover. It is often used to display goods, thus playing the role of publicity and introduction.
5. Closed: closed box has all-round airtightness. It can be used to pack liquid without spillage. Its safe and stable performance makes it more common in supermarket beverage packaging.
6. Variant box: Variant box is more inclined to design with diversified shapes, taking into account both practicality and artistry. It is often used to pack gifts and can show certain uniqueness.
7. Portable: The portable packaging box is naturally portable, and it is also called portable packaging box. This type of packing box generally has portable handle, which is very practical. We often see this kind of packaging when we buy cakes.
Carton dimensions
1. Manufacturing dimensions. That is, the dimensions used for the processing and manufacturing of cartons are generally marked on the expansion drawing and represented by the symbol X, and the rectangular hexahedron cartons and cartons are represented by L * W * D.
2. Internal dimensions. That is, the size of the internal space that the carton can contain after folding.
3. External dimensions. That is, the size of the maximum space obtained from the outside after the carton opposite to the inside size is folded. The outer dimension includes the space occupied by the box itself, and is generally used to calculate the overall space occupied during transportation.
When you select the packaging carton, you can select the appropriate type and size style according to your own needs, and take your own needs into consideration,