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Custom Cardboard Displays
Packwins offers customized cardboard display solutions globally, leveraging industry experience to curate a convenient library of material options showcasing their capabilities.
Material
Liner Material
When it comes to cardboard displays, several types of printing paper are commonly used due to their balance of durability, print quality, and cost-effectiveness. Here are the most frequently used printing papers in cardboard displays:
C1S
C1S paperboard is frequently used when one side of the display requires high-quality printing.
C2S
Both sides of the display are visible and need to present a high-quality image.
350G CCNB
Clay-coated surface while the back side is rough thus easy to pasted onto corrugate.
250G CCNB
A more cost-effective choice for budget-conscious projects or short-term use.
Gold Paper
Ferrero Rocher reflect the luxurious nature of the brand.
Corrugated Paper
Corrugated paper is composed of fluted sheets sandwiched between flat linerboards, creating a rigid and cushioning effect that protects contents and maintains the integrity of the display. In the context of cardboard displays, three major types of corrugated flutes are commonly used: E flute, B flute, and EB flute.Â
B Flute
47 flutes per foot, used for larger footprint display like FSDU, etc.
E Flute
Approx 94 flutes per foot, used for smaller displays like counter displays.
EB Flute
A combination of E and B flutes, used for heavy duty pallet displays.
BC Flute
Double-wall construction combines B-flute and C-flute.
Spare Parts
Spare parts enhance the functionality, durability, and versatility of the displays, allowing them to meet specific needs and withstand various conditions. Here’s a closer look at some of the frequently used spare parts:
Double Arm Hooks
Product package with a wider hole to hangsell.
Butterfly Hooks
To showcase products that are best presented hanging.
Single Arm Hooks
Suitable for product package with a single hole.
Slatwall Hooks
Match the color of the display theme.
Metal Hooks
Suitable for heavy duty items.
Metal S Hooks
Attach hangsell display to store fixture.
U Clamp
To secure, support, or stabilize two parts of display.
Screw
Fix and connect parts together.
Plastic S hook
To attach sidekick displays to wireframe.
Wheels or Casters
Added to displays that require mobility.
Foot Pad
To protect the buttom of display from wet.
Turntable
Used in small counter display units.
Edge strip
To cover the corrugate edge and make a much perfect overall look.
Plastic clip
Serve as connectors or fasteners.
cable tie
Attach testing unit or other parts to display.
Metal Bar
Provide additional support for heavier loads.
Price Strip
Insert your price in this price strip.
Stopper
Used to fix products on hooks in transit.
Printing
Printing is a crucial process in a wide range of industries, from publishing and packaging to marketing and retail. Here’s an introduction to some common printing methods, including offset printing, lithography printing, digital printing, and aqueous printing:
Offset Print
High-quality prints and is cost-effective for large-volume runs.
Digital print
No need for printing plates. Perfect for display sample print.
UV Print
Use of ultraviolet light to cure or dry the ink instantly as it is printed.
Oil Base Ink
Traditional inks known for their rich color saturation and durability, used in offset printing.
Soy Ink
An eco-friendly alternative to traditional petroleum-based inks, made from soybeans.
Fluorescent Ink
Produce bright, glowing colors highly visible under black light.
Flexography
Print continuous patterns on rolls especially for master cartons.
Pantone
A standardized color matching system used in printing.
CMYK
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black). It is the standard for full-color printing
Coating
Printed coatings enhance your cardboard display by providing additional protection and a refined finish.
Gloss PP
Apply a glossy polypropylene film over printed materials, resulting in a shiny, reflective surface.
Matt PP
Applies a matte polypropylene film that gives printed materials a subtle, non-reflective finish.
Spot UV
A glossy, UV-cured coating is applied selectively to specific areas of a printed piece.
Aqueous coating
A water-based coating applied to printed materials to provide a protective layer that dries quickly.
Oil Varnish
Oil-based, gives it rich depth and a slightly glossy finish, enhancing the overall appearance.
Packing
Enhance the protection, presentation, and cost-effectiveness of your product’s journey from manufacturing to the end consumer. Based on your distribution plan, there are 3 main packing options.
Flat Packed into Carton
Individually packed and setup at retail stores.
Flat Packed onto Pallets
Consolidate with goods at local warehouse.
Consolidate Packing
Retail-ready, suitable for displays with small volumn.