Packaging Types Rigid Boxes (Set-up Boxes)

1. Packaging Types Rigid Boxes (Set-up Boxes)

2. What are rigid Boxes as well as set-up Boxes? • Stock Rigid boxes are solid paper-based containers made up of thick (often 3-mm) chipboard and are wrapped in special paper with a decorative design. • The boxes can also be known as set-up boxes, gift boxes or high-end packaging. • Boxes made of rigid material are a top packaging solution commonly used in; • Board Games • Luxurious products - for example. Jewellery • Gifts

3. Rigid Vs. Flexible Packaging • It is likely that you know the extent to which rigid and flexible packaging differ based on their name. • The rigid packaging segment is a rising segment of packaging comprised of thick cardboard and refers to solid, hard packaging, in contrast to its alternative - flexible packaging. • The rigid packaging, as the name implies, will not alter its shape. It provides strong construction and support and is more luxurious in appearance and feel. • It will not be as strong or secure as other packaging options like corrugated; however, nonetheless, it provides your products with an extremely sturdy structure. • Flexible packaging, However, it is able to bend easily, making it able to take any shape you require.

4. Different types of rigid packaging • Partially finished is a form of rigid packaging in which the chipboard wrap and the wrapping are not completely complete. Wrapping is used to cover the outer surface of the box, and the inside of the box is clearly visible and unfinished, which means it's not finished. • Partly finished rigid boxes require considerably less time to make because less material is required for the construction process.

5. Full Finish • With a complete finish and no chipboard remains open as the box is completely wrapped. • Thicker chipboard can also be utilized and has about 2-3 millimeters thickness. • The inside chipboard is divided into separate pieces on every side and can be laminated with a variety of finish options based on your requirements. • Full-finish rigid boxes also come with another layer of wrap that can be transparent (default) as well as printed.

6. Tube Packaging • Also known in the context of the rolled-edge tubes, rigid tubes are a distinctive and eco-friendly packaging solution for those who want a way to distinguish themselves and appear distinct. • The rigid tube is a kind of rigid container which is cylindrical in its shape with no corners. It typically comes in the shoulder-neck or telescopic style for opening. • The most well-known instance of a rigid tube is one that is a Pringles container. • Tubes that are rigid have become ideal for packaging small items like drinks, cosmetics, stationery, and other accessories that have a simple opening technique.

7. What are the Benefits of Rigid Boxes • In addition to its strong and durable construction, the rigid packaging gives you an unusually elegant and durable appearance and feel, unlike other packaging styles. • Sometimes, when it's used in conjunction with the use of a customized insert, the rigidity of the packaging protects products from standing up to the harshest handling. • The rigid packaging of boxes can be used again and used by customers instead of thrown away after unpacking their items.