Quality


Which format do you need?

Cardboard parts and boxes with shapes and dimensions adapted to the project. Die cutting defines cuts, folds and openings for applications such as ballot boxes, documents or product presentation.



Frequently asked questions

Do I need to provide a drawing?

A drawing, sketch or sample helps, but you can also describe the contents and function. The design and dimensions must be confirmed before manufacture.

Can it include a slot or opening?

An opening can be assessed for the intended use, such as ballot papers or forms. Specify its dimensions and desired position.

Which dimensions should I provide?

State the contents’ dimensions and specify whether packaging measurements are internal or external. Allow room for inserting and removing items.

What needs to be defined for a cardboard ballot box?

The overall size, ballot paper or form format, entry opening, assembly and access to the contents. Printing can identify the campaign or purpose.

Can the printing be customised?

Ask about options for the chosen format. Send the artwork, colours and panels you want printed so feasibility can be confirmed.

What is the price and minimum order quantity?

We manufacture custom boxes for businesses, with minimum orders depending on size, format and project specifications. Special pricing is available for large quantities; request a proposal based on your business requirements and order volume.

What is the order lead time?

The usual lead time is 2 to 3 days after the project is approved.

How to choose the format

Explain the function of each cut and opening, final dimensions and planned assembly. A sketch or sample helps establish the developed shape.

Configuration and use

  • Shape and openings
  • Folds and assembly
  • Contents and placement

Customisation and printing

Ask about printing options for this format. Send your logo or artwork, identify the panels that need information and specify the planned colours. The material, assembly and position of folds and cuts must be considered when assessing printing.

What we need to prepare your quote

Provide quantity, dimensions, contents and weight, intended use and printing requirements. Include the delivery town and preferred date. A sketch, sample or reference helps check the configuration.

To define usable space, see how to measure a cardboard box. To compare solutions, read how to choose the right box for your product.

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Measurement guide for your enquiry

Information needed to assess the format
What to measureHow to specify it
Flat component or sheetLength × width in mm; provide a drawing for a non-rectangular outline.
Dimensions after assemblyIf folded, also specify assembled length × width × height, in mm.
Product with protective materialsOverall 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

Ballot boxes
Define the format and opening for ballot papers.
Suggestion collection
Prepare an identified container for forms.
Dry paper collection
Assess an opening for ordinary paper.
Document organisation
Adapt the format to the document set.
Product presentation
Define cuts and folds around the item arrangement.
Promotional campaigns
Prepare formats with campaign information.
Special packaging projects
Assess a shape suited to the intended function.

What type of cardboard box do you need?