Packing Box

Folding carton boxes: Folding carton boxes are a type of packaging made from lightweight paperboard (or cardboard) that's designed to be folded into a specific shape.

Mailer boxes: Mailer boxes, also known as shipping boxes or mailing boxes, are a type of packaging box that is specifically designed for shipping products through the mail or other parcel delivery services.

Shoulder boxes: Shoulder boxes are rigid boxes that consist of a base box and a lid that fits over the top of the base. There’s a tray that’s attached to the base and extends beyond the top of the base.

Telescope boxes: You’ve probably seen this type when you bought a new pair of shoes. Telescope boxes are composed of two parts: A top piece or lid and a bottom piece that fit or slide over each other or a separate body.

Collapsible boxes: Collapsible boxes often have an inner and outer layer of cardboard with a layer of corrugated paper sandwiched between them to provide extra strength and durability.

Regular slotted container boxes: Regular slotted container (rsc) boxes are characterized by their flaps on the top and bottom that are of equal length and width and are used to close and secure the box.

Rigid boxes: Also known as set-up boxes or gift boxes, this type is made of stiff materials (such as paperboard, plastic, or cardboard, often 2-3 mm in thickness) with prints, designs, and decorations. They offer protection and a premium look and feel.

Corrugated boxes: Corrugated boxes are made up of three layers of cardboard: A wavy inner layer sandwiched between two outer layers.

Full overlap boxes: Full overlap boxes or fol boxes feature overlapping flaps that fit tightly over the top, bottom, and sides of the box. These flaps almost completely overlap each other.