Small Packaging Box

Material Options

C2S Art Paper

C1S Art Paper

Grey Cardboard

Special Paper

Corrugated

CCNB

128gsm

160gsm

600-1000gsm

120gsm

B3/B9 W9

250gsm

157gsm

210gsm

1200gsm

157gsm

A3/A9 (AE)

300gsm

190gsm

250gsm

1400gsm

182gsm

C3 / C9

350gsm

210gsm

300gsm

1800gsm

250gsm

F-Flute

500gsm

Humidity

Under 14%, protect the products from damp

Size / Dimension

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Color Printing

There are two popular color systems used in the printing industry - Pantone Matching System (PMS) and Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black (CMYK) color process. These color systems are essential in ensuring consistent color reproduction across different printing jobs.
Pantone Matching System (PMS) is a color matching system that uses specific numbered color swatches to match and communicate accurate colors in the printing process. These numbered swatches make it easier to reproduce consistent colors with high accuracy. PMS is commonly used in the branding and packaging industry where specific colors are a crucial part of the design.
On the other hand, CMYK is a four-color printing process that uses a combination of Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black inks to produce different colors. It is often used in high-volume printing jobs due to its lower cost and ease of use. However, the colors produced by CMYK may not be as accurate as PMS due to the limitations in the ink combinations.
Both PMS and CMYK are essential tools in the printing industry that allow designers and printers to achieve accurate and consistent color reproduction. Understanding the differences between the two systems can help ensure that the right color system is used for a specific printing job.

Boxes Accessory

Ribbon, PVC or PET tray, EVA, Sponge, Velvet, Cardboard or Flocking inserts, VAC tray.

Surface Finishing

In terms of finishing options, we have an array of choices available to enhance the appearance and texture of your materials. You can opt for glossy or matte lamination, which adds a polished and professional touch. Alternatively, vanishing has a unique quality that creates a subtle, yet eye-catching effect.
If you prefer a protective layer with a smoother finish, aqueous coating would be an excellent choice. For a more tactile experience, you may consider flocking, which adds a soft, velvety texture to your design. To give your materials a touch of luxury, gold or silver hot stamping (foil) can create a stunning metallic effect.
Furthermore, you can choose debossed or embossed finishes to add depth and dimension to your designs. Texture options can also be explored to create visually interesting and engaging surfaces. Lastly, spot UV can be applied to add a glossy finish to specific parts of your design, making them stand out.
All these options offer a range of possibilities to make your materials truly unique and captivating. With our expertise and specialized techniques, we can help you achieve the desired look and feel for your project.

Artwork Format

AI / PDF / CDR / InDesign。，。，。