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Types of Materials Used for Rigid Boxes

The types of material used for Rigid Boxes are countless, but there are a few common materials to consider. Learn about Chipboard, Litho-laminate, Polystyrene, and Foam core. Then, consider how you can customize your box with these materials. Whether you're looking for the perfect retail packaging for a unique retail item or a corporate giveaway, Rigid Boxes are the way to go.<br>

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Types of Materials Used for Rigid Boxes

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  1. Types of Materials Used for Rigid Boxes The types of material used for Rigid Boxes are countless, but there are a few common materials to consider. Learn about Chipboard, Litho-laminate, Polystyrene, and Foam core. Then, consider how you can customize your box with these materials. Whether you're looking for the perfect retail packaging for a unique retail item or a corporate giveaway, Rigid Boxes are the way to go.

  2. Chipboard • While corrugated cardboard boxes is the most common shipping material, it is not appropriate for all products. Some products are not sufficiently protected by cardboard boxes, but still need additional support throughout the shipping process. Chipboard, a lightweight and environmentally friendly alternative, can be used for such items. Chipboard is often made with a fluting layer of card material sandwiched between the top and bottom linerboard layers. This fluting layer adds strength and cushioning to the box, helping it to withstand the stress of transporting an item.

  3. Litho-laminate • High-end retailers typically choose chipboard or plastic sheeting as the rigid box's exterior material. They often add litho-laminate to increase shelf appeal, and to complement the set-up box's look. Litho-laminate also helps add a unique touch to the rigid box's design, and embellishments such as embossed paper or debossed labels can help the box stand out even more. Rigid boxes are used in many different industries, including gifts, custom boxes, and cosmetics.

  4. Polystyrene • Polystyrene is one of the most versatile materials for rigid boxes. Its rigidity, lightweight and easy to stack make it an excellent choice for a wide variety of packaging needs. This material is strong, yet flexible and can support oddly shaped products. Rigid polystyrene is also very inexpensive and easily molds to fit the shape of your product. This material is also ideal for displaying your products, and has many other uses.

  5. Foam core • There are many benefits to using a foam core in the manufacturing of rigid boxes. For one, the material has a rigid core, which makes it ideal for protecting fragile items. Another advantage is that foam cores are inexpensive and can be custom-made to suit the size and shape of any object. These features make foam cores an excellent choice for both customers and professional art shipping companies. For more information on using foam core in your rigid box construction, read on!

  6. Customization options • Rigid boxes are made of solid chipboard and paper, giving them a sense of luxury that no other packaging can match. These boxes are sturdy, retail-ready, and can be personalized with any logo, message, or other design. They can also be used for promotional events or as promotional giveaways. They can also be used for storage purposes. Depending on the purpose, rigid boxes can also be decorated or personalized with information.

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