Insert Rigid Boxes

Description

Specify the Outer Box and Insert as One Pack

An insert rigid box combines an outer presentation box with an internal component that positions the product. Define both parts in the same brief so the intended fit, opening access and assembly process can be reviewed together.

Prepare Dimensions and Construction Details

Provide dimensions and weights for every item, including chargers, cables, booklets or other accessories. Identify delicate surfaces and where the product can be supported. Explain how the customer should lift it out. Ask which insert materials and attachment methods are proposed for the project.

Review the Physical Sample

Check cavity dimensions, product orientation and removal access with the actual items or an agreed dimensional model. Inspect cut edges, surface contact, attachment points and the fit inside the outer box. If protection during shipment is required, agree on the outer shipping pack and relevant tests. An attractive insert alone does not prove shock protection.

Confirm Materials and Artwork

Request the specification for the board, wrap, coatings, adhesives and any insert or window. Material certifications and environmental statements need documents relevant to the proposed pack; they cannot be established from an image or a paper appearance.

Provide the artwork version, color references and marked areas for proposed finishes. Agree on the print and finish sample needed for approval, including small text and alignment at the final size.

Prepare the Quotation Brief

Send the product dimensions, pack quantity, destination, artwork status and required date. Ask for the project-specific sample scope, minimum order, production schedule, packing method and cost components. Confirm these before placing an order.

Compare the outer opening with lift-off lid boxes and shoulder and neck boxes.

Explore custom rigid box structures or send your packaging brief to Eastpkg®.