Custom Reverse Tuck End Boxes for Branded Retail Packaging: Video Guide

This 70-second video covers what to specify, check and approve before production.

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Video transcript

1. 0:00Reverse tuck cartons: make them fit, close and pack.
2. 0:05One piece, shipped flat with the seam glued. Opposite tucks can nest tightly on the sheet. A retail package for light products, not a shipping box.
3. 0:16Size from the packed product: inside length, width and height, with cap, label and wrap on. A nominal size isn't a dieline; a sample proves clearance.
4. 0:27Board by job: SBS for bright print, FBB for stiffness, recycled for cost, kraft for a natural look. Finishes and add-ons are quoted options.
5. 0:38Art goes on the approved dieline, off creases and glue flap. Renderings check orientation, flat proofs check print. Only a filled, closed sample checks fit; keep it as the reference.
6. 0:50Here's a look inside our factory. Sheets feed the press, blanks are folded and glued, cameras check print, and cartons like these stack up.
7. 1:00Send your product dimensions, packed configuration, artwork and quantity.
8. 1:05Ask for a quote and a sample review.

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