Packaging cartons made of paper products can be widely used in the packaging of a wide variety of items. The carton correspondingly has different specifications, sizes and types of subdivided types of cartons. Carton, color box, color box and other types of packaging. Next, we will take you to take a look at the different structures and dimensions of various paper boxes.

First, different structures of paper boxes

1. Counterpart box: it is the simplest one and the one with the most use. The packaging boxes of our common cigarettes belong to this category and are very simple to use.

2. Cover box: generally tends to be used in the packaging of high-end goods or gift boxes. Birthday gifts are generally packaged in a more gorgeous lid box, which is more ceremonial.

3. Open window: The outstanding feature of this type is that the content of the package can be directly displayed, which is convenient for people to observe the internal items.

4. Display type: As the name suggests, the packaging box that can be exhibited can also be called POP packaging box, and this category has two forms with and without lid. It is often used to display goods, so as to play the role of publicity and introduction.

5. Closed: The closed box has a full range of sealing, used to package liquid will not produce leakage, safe and stable performance, making it more common in the packaging of supermarket drinks.

6. Variant box: The variant box is more inclined to the design of diversified shapes, taking into account both practicality and artistry. It is often used to wrap gifts and can show a certain uniqueness.

7. Portable type: The portable packaging box is naturally easy to carry, and it is also known as a portable packaging box. This type of box generally comes with a portable handle, which is very practical. We usually see this type of packaging when buying cakes.

Second, the carton dimensioning

1. Manufacturing size. That is, the dimensions used in the processing and manufacturing of the carton are generally marked on the unfolded drawing, represented by the symbol X, and the carton and carton of the right hexahedron are represented by L*W*D.

2. Internal dimensions. That is, the amount of internal space that the carton can accommodate after it is folded and formed.

3. External dimensions. That is, the size of the maximum space obtained on the outside after the carton opposite the inner dimension is folded and formed. The outer dimensions include the space occupied by the box itself, which is generally used to calculate the overall space occupied during transportation.