Custom Corrugated Shipping Boxes, Factory-Direct for E-Commerce and B2B Fulfillment: Video Guide

This 71-second video covers what to specify, check and approve before production.

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Video transcript

1. 0:00Choosing a custom shipping box comes down to four decisions.
2. 0:05First, size it from the inside. Measure the packed product with any insert, and give inside length, width and depth. Board thickness adds to the outside.
3. 0:16The structure is a regular slotted carton: four top and four bottom flaps fold on scores. The long flaps meet in the middle and close with tape.
4. 0:27Next, match board to the load. C flute suits general shipping, E flute stays thin for light items, and double-wall adds stacking strength, plus weight and cost.
5. 0:39Choose kraft to hide scuffs or white for cleaner print. Approve a plain sample, then a printed one if color matters, and production can begin.
6. 0:50Here's a look inside our factory. Board feeds the slotter, blanks run through the gluer, boxes are taped shut, and flat stock is stacked on pallets.
7. 1:01Boxes ship flat. Send inside size, packed weight and quantity.
8. 1:06Add your destination and artwork, and we'll prepare a quote.

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