What are the types of boxes?

Common types of paper boxes include mailer boxes, drawer boxes, and more. Here are some detailed explanations of common types of paper boxes:

Mailer Boxes:

• 1. Features: These boxes usually have a self-locking structure, are easy to assemble, and do not require tape to secure. They are suitable for mailing and shipping.
• 2. Uses: Commonly used for e-commerce packaging, parcels, small electronic products, etc.

Drawer Boxes:

• 1. Features: Consists of an outer box and an inner box that can be pulled out like a drawer. They have a sturdy structure and are suitable for high-end product packaging.
• 2. Uses: Commonly used for jewelry, cosmetics, high-end gifts, etc.

Window Boxes:

• 1. Features: These boxes have a transparent window, allowing the contents to be seen directly, enhancing the display effect.
• 2. Uses: Commonly used for food, toys, stationery, and other product packaging.

Lid and Base Boxes:

• 1. Features: Consist of two parts, a lid and a base, that are separate. They have an elegant appearance and sturdy structure.
• 2. Uses: Commonly used for high-end gifts, shoe boxes, watch boxes, etc.

Handle Boxes:

• 1. Features: Equipped with handles for easy carrying, making them suitable for products that need to be conveniently transported.
• 2. Uses: Commonly used for food takeout, gift packaging, daily necessities, etc.

Folding Cartons:

• 1. Features: Made from a single sheet of paperboard folded into shape, they are easy to store and transport, and relatively low in cost.
• 2. Uses: Commonly used for food packaging, pharmaceutical packaging, daily necessities, etc.

Custom-Shaped Boxes:

• 1. Features: Customized according to the shape and needs of the product, these boxes have unique shapes suitable for specific products.
• 2. Uses: Commonly used for special gifts, limited edition products, etc.

Cushion Boxes:

• 1. Features: These boxes have cushioning materials inside, such as foam or corrugated paperboard, providing extra protection.
• 2. Uses: Commonly used for fragile items, electronic products, etc.

These designs each have their own unique characteristics, meeting different product packaging needs and market positioning, enhancing product display and user experience.