Although paperboard and corrugated board often ship to you flat, they act quite differently when they are cut, creased, folded, printed, and then put to work in a load. Paperboard is a generally denser material…
A packaging dieline can look like a dense map filled with solid lines, dashed lines, panels, flaps, and all kinds of technical little marks. The simplest way to make sense of the dieline is to…
A dark blue carton has been trimmed after printing but has a small strip of white paper left over on the side of the carton. The background of the sleeve reaches to the edge as…
A few factors need to be kept in mind: How much clearance is required around a product? It’s certainly not something you can quickly eyeball off of the dimensions listed for a product. The proper…