Many customers are interested in paper box printing, but they don't understand the production process behind it. In fact, from an idea to a finished paper box, it generally needs to go through the following steps:
1) Design document confirmation; 2) Paper and process selection; 3) Proofing to verify the effect; 4) Formal printing and lamination; 5) Die cutting; 6) Box gluing and quality inspection.
Paper boxes for different purposes have different requirements for process details. For example, high-end gift boxes pay more attention to structure and touch, while express paper boxes require a balance between strength and cost. Understanding these processes will help you clarify your needs when customizing and get twice the result with half the effort.