Quality
Features and manufacturing options
Die-cut corrugated cardboard pieces with flexographic printing, used to group and transport beverage cartons, tiles or bottles. Die-cut geometry is matched to the product and packing system.
Frequently asked questions
What is flatbed die cutting?
What is rotary die cutting?
Do they hold liquids directly?
Can they be used on a packing line?
What information is needed for a quote?
Is there a minimum quantity and a fixed price?
When can the order be manufactured and delivered?
How to specify your packaging
A die acts perpendicularly against a metal base. Process selection depends on the design and manufacturing requirements. It uses a cylindrical die with continuous movement and a flexible base. Applications include wrap-around formats for beverage cartons.
Format, material and process
- Dimensions of each container or item.
- Units and weight per group.
- Blank drawing and closure system.
- Manual packing or packing line equipment.
Before manufacture, we review the format, material and required conditions with you. Approving a drawing or sample helps clarify dimensions, assembly and finish.
Information needed for your quote
Provide quantity, product details, dimensions or a drawing, weight and the intended operating process. Include printing requirements, destination and preferred date. A sample of your current packaging helps define the format and any changes needed.
To prepare your enquiry, see how to measure a cardboard box and how to choose a box type for your product.
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Measurement guide for your enquiry
| What to measure | How to specify it |
|---|---|
| Flat component or sheet | Length × width in mm; provide a drawing for a non-rectangular outline. |
| Dimensions after assembly | If folded, also specify assembled length × width × height, in mm. |
| Product with protective materials | Overall dimensions of the contents and protection, in mm. |
Provide dimensions in millimetres and specify whether they are internal or external. Format and manufacturing are confirmed according to the design and material.
Applications and use contexts
- Milk cartons
- Outer grouping according to quantity and combined weight.
- Juice cartons
- Format matched to primary container dimensions.
- Other sealed beverage cartons
- Design according to container shape, quantity and closure.
- Tiles
- Support adapted to item size and weight.
- Ceramic pieces
- Protection and grouping according to edges and fragility.
- Wine bottles
- Secondary packaging with separation where the project requires it.
- Wrap-around groups
- A blank that must be coordinated with packing equipment.