This article is about 2 E flute corrugated boxes with the cardboard insert that we just made for a client in USA.
Compared with the foam insert and blister insert, the cardboard insert is the most cost-effective solution. A big problem with the foam insert and thermo-formed tray insert is the extremely high mould cost, particularly when the order quantity is small, which can increase the unit cost a lot. While the cutting die cost for the corrugated paperboard is quite low. And the corrugated insert works well to protect the items inside, which is widely used in the electronics packaging boxes, cosmetic paper boxes and bottle packaging boxes. Another vantage point of the corrugated insert is the low sampling cost.
Roll End Tuck Top Box With Dust Flaps
The E flute corrugated box in the picture below is a roll end tuck top box with the dust flaps, which is a very common style for the postage purpose, used as mailer boxes.
As you can see, the corrugated box has a die-cut paperboard insert inside. The cardboard has several different cutouts, which are used to hold the various parts of the products.
The E flute box is CMYK full color printed with the glossy varnish outside. It is quite pretty, isn’t it? And the paperboard insert has the same printing too.
Tuck Top Auto Bottom Box
Below is a E flute corrugated printed box which is a tuck top and auto bottom box. The box also has the corrugated insert inside to separate the different parts of the product.
More custom E flute corrugated boxes:
E Flute Corrugated Box With Cardboard Insert
E Flute Corrugated Printed Box For Toy Bricks
E Flute Corrugated Printed Box With Clear Corner Window
E Flute Corrugated Printed Box With Handle
E Flute Corrugated Printed Box for Helmet Packaging
E Flute Mailer Box Printed on Both Sides With Insert
F flute Corrugated Printed Box
Corrugated Box Printed Inside and Outside
Corrugated Box With Inserts of Round Cuts For Bottles
Corrugated Display Box – POP display
Corrugated Mailer With Tuck Closure Lock
Corrugated Printed Box- 0206 Center Special Full Overlap Container (SFF)