Custom Corrugated Boxes

Our company’s MOQ for custom corrugated boxes is currently 100 units. Remember that large orders can help lower the cost per unit of your packaging supply. This can be especially beneficial for businesses that require many custom corrugated boxes regularly.

Additionally, by placing larger orders, you can reduce the environmental impact of your packaging supply chain by reducing the number of shipments required and minimizing waste.

If you have any questions or concerns about the minimum order quantity for custom corrugated boxes, don’t hesitate to contact our team for assistance. We are always happy to help and provide the information you need to make the best decision for your business.

Absolutely! Corrugated boxes are indeed recyclable and often produced using recycled materials. The recycling process for these boxes is quite efficient, contributing to a more sustainable packaging solution. However, it’s important to note that the recyclability of corrugated boxes can be impacted by any additional coatings or inks used on the packaging.

To enhance the sustainability of your packaging and ensure it remains fully recyclable, it’s highly recommended to use vegetable-based inks for printing purposes. Vegetable inks are made from natural, renewable resources and have a lower environmental impact compared to petroleum-based inks. By choosing vegetable inks, you are not only making your corrugated boxes recyclable but also ensuring that they are safely biodegradable, which is better for the environment.

Kraft corrugated boxes, known for their strength and food safety, do not require varnish or additional coatings. These boxes are popular in the food industry and for packaging delicate items. Despite this, corrugated packaging can benefit aesthetically from coatings that enhance and protect graphic designs. Varnish and Aqueous (AQ) coatings are the most prevalent options for corrugated packaging.

AQ coating is an eco-friendly, water-based coating that dries quickly and provides extra protection for the printed surface. It improves the overall appearance and durability of the package, making it more resistant to scuffs and abrasions. AQ coatings are available in various finishes, including matte and gloss, allowing for customization based on the desired look.

Varnish, another popular coating option, is less environmentally friendly than AQ coating. Still, it offers an excellent moisture barrier that helps protect the products inside the packaging and the graphic designs on the outside. Varnish coatings can be either matte or glossy, adding a touch of elegance to the packaging while improving resistance to fingerprints and smudges.

In summary, while Kraft corrugated boxes do not require additional coatings for strength or food safety, using coatings like varnish or AQ can significantly enhance the appearance and longevity of the packaging. The choice between the two depends on eco-friendliness, desired finish, and moisture barrier requirements.

Typically, our custom printed corrugated packaging takes 10-15 business days to complete. However, this may vary based on your packaging project’s intricacy and geographical location. Additional time may be needed for particularly special or large orders.

Be aware that some orders might take longer to finish during hectic periods. Although we cannot guarantee delivery dates, the dates displayed at the checkout represent our fastest estimates. If your delivery deadline is crucial, we suggest opting for Rush production and expedited shipping for your box orders.

The weight capacity of a corrugated box depends on various factors, such as the size and thickness of the box, the quality of the corrugated cardboard used, and the type of box construction. A single-walled corrugated box is made up of a single layer of corrugated cardboard. In contrast, a double-walled corrugated box comprises two layers of corrugated cardboard, making it stronger and more durable.

The weight capacity of a corrugated box is determined by performing the Edge Crush Test (ECT) in a laboratory. The ECT measures the amount of pressure a box can withstand before it starts to collapse. For example, a single-walled corrugated box with an ECT score of 35 can hold up to about 43 pounds, while a double-walled corrugated box with an ECT score of 51 can hold up to about 145 pounds. Selecting the correct box with an appropriate weight capacity to protect your products during transit is essential.

Certainly! Printing on the interior of any corrugated box style we offer is possible. This allows for additional customization and branding opportunities, ensuring your packaging is visually appealing and informative for customers.

With interior printing, you can enhance the unboxing experience for your customers, creating a memorable first impression. This could include adding your logo, promotional messages, or even providing detailed product information inside the box. Customizing the inside of your corrugated boxes makes your packaging stand out and can help reinforce your brand identity.

Various printing techniques are available for printing inside corrugated boxes, such as flexographic printing, digital printing, or lithographic printing. Each method has its benefits, and the choice will depend on your specific requirements, such as print quality, quantity, and budget.

To get started with interior printing for your corrugated boxes, you’ll need to select the appropriate box style and size and decide on your design and messaging to ensure the best possible results. Remember that lead times and costs may vary depending on the complexity of the design and the chosen printing method.