Clear Box Production

When producing a clear box, there are several important steps and considerations to ensure the quality and appearance of the final product meet expectations.

Here are the general steps and considerations for producing a clear box:

 1. Design Preparation:

   - Determine the dimensions (length, width, height) and shape of the box, and design corresponding CAD drawings or mock-ups as needed.

   - Consider the characteristics of transparent materials and design with the material's flexibility and molding limitations in mind.

 2. Material Selection:

   - Choose suitable transparent materials such as polycarbonate (PC) or polypropylene (PP), known for their transparency and durability.

3. Manufacturing Processes:

   - Thermoforming: Common method used where plastic sheets are heated and formed into molds to create the box.

   - Folding and Gluing: Some more complex designs may require folding and gluing multiple segments to assemble the box.

4. Printing and Surface Treatment:

   - If necessary, select appropriate printing methods and inks suitable for transparent materials to ensure vibrant colors and good adhesion.

   - Consider surface treatments such as gloss or matte finishes to enhance the box's appearance and feel.

5. Assembly and Packaging:

   - Ensure precise and efficient assembly during manufacturing to minimize production waste.

   - Use appropriate packaging materials to protect and package the finished products to prevent damage or scratches during transportation and storage.

6. Quality Control:

   - Implement strict quality control procedures throughout the manufacturing process, including dimension checks, transparency tests, and visual inspections to ensure each clear box meets design and specification requirements.

7. Customization Options:

   - Offer various customization options based on customer-specific requirements, such as different shapes, sizes, printing effects, and accessory choices to meet diverse application needs.

PVC Box Printing Production Process:

Quotation and contract signing ==> Design ==> Final draft editing ==> Proofreading ==> Digital sample printing (for formal sample) ==> Paper printing ==> Mounting on corrugated board ==> Plate exposure ==> Printing ==> Glossing ==> Die cutting ==> Assembly ==> Handmade box ==> Packaging and shipping (1-month process)