Most common rigid box construction. Highest consumer and shelf appeal of all box packaging. Other box packaging tries to imitate the 2 pc. rigid set-up box but there is no replacement. Option to add pre-production or post-production die cuts on top and sides of the lid; with or without a transparent window.
Base and lid with no lid fit tolerance (i.e. same size). A neck box is tightly fitted to the inside of the outer base. This neck box is a fully, tight wrapped box at least ½” or greater in-depth than outer base creating a neck which serves as a locking mechanism once the outer lid is applied. This can be used on conventional and slope constructions. The neck can also be inverted to serve a dual function, post-production die cut insert. Neck reveals can also be utilized to provide added dimension and package design appearance.
Rigid box without a lid. Option to add a transparent vinyl lid.
Offers same high consumer appeal as a 2 pc. box. However, this is a one-piece construction providing a unique look and function within rigid box packaging. Wrapped wide v-notch can be used on opening end panel at no additional cost.
Essentially a long, deep narrow box intended to lay upright on one side designed to hold books, magazines, and DVD amaray cases. Slipcases with widths (i.e. openings) less than 3 ½” are of T shaped construction to be most efficient in material cost. Slipcases exceeding 3 1/2” in width are of conventional construction. The overall, finished appearance is the same but the exterior board and exterior wrap configuration is different. Wrapped wide v-notches available at no additional cost. Post-production die cut notches optional as well but bares additional charge.
Slipcase functions as a sleeve. Tray functions as a drawer which slides into the slipcase. Wrapped wide v-notches or post-production die cut notch used on the drawer for ease of sliding the drawer out.
2 components glued together to yield this luxurious rigid box package. Component 1 is a rigid tray. Component 2 is a flat board turned edge case cover with or without embedded magnet or magnet(s). The rigid tray is glued to the 3rd panel of turned edge case cover and/or 2nd panel (i.e. spine) depending on design expectation. Most commonly used as a quasi, cigar-style box as it opens up like a book. This is the most expensive, luxurious, rigid box package out of all constructs.
Commercial sheet-fed printed paper with a custom graphic design specific to client’s rigid box package. The customer provides graphic designed artwork files created using KPB supplied templates. Box files can be in 4 color process or straight PMS build.
Note – Gloss/matte two-tone look also offered
Stock colors, standard and special-order embossing patterns, various textures and substrates. Specialty paper direct mills or paper distributors offer an array of papers. Most commonly used suppliers are Ecological Fibers (www.ecofibers.com) and Semper-Exeter Paper (www.semperexeter.com). This is used for a more simple, traditional exterior box appearance. However, there are specialty paper options that are also bold and flash such as mirror metalized poly and papers with varying metallic properties.
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