Gable Boxes
Artwork Preparation Guide
If your graphic files do not meet our specifications, Blue Box Packaging will not be charged for any resulting typographical errors. Read our artwork preparation to prepare your files for submission, or contact us for help from a packaging specialist!
Cut & Crease Line (Red Lines):
Displays the section in its final size and where the box should be folded.. Important graphics and text should be placed at least 0.125 inches from the cut line.
Bleed Line (Blue Lines):
Indicates where the drain section is located. All graphics that run up to the cut line should be extended to the cut line for a transparent print.
Safety Margin(Green Lines):
Specifies where to safely place illustrations and text. As an industry standard, all graphics should be placed at least 0.125 inches from the cut line unless your design is intended.
Perforation (Dotted Black Lines):
The perforation line refers to paper punched with very small holes to make it easier to tear and fold the paper.
Hexagon Boxes
Magnetic Closure Boxes (Assembled)
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are Kraft gable boxes?
Kraft gable boxes are popular because they are easy to produce and can be stored easily. Kraft paper is often used to manufacture kraft gable boxes. Because of the flexibility, this type of box provides, it is possible to store objects in different ways. They can be stacked atop one another or laid horizontally on their sides. Depending upon the weight being stored, they may need support from a pallet underneath them before stacking.
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Importance of Kraft gable boxes for your product?
Kraft paper gable boxes are a great way to increase product shelf impact and convey your message to the end user. This type of packaging is durable, recyclable, and keeps products visible as they sit on store shelves. Gable boxes can be custom printed with your own unique design or logo for a fantastic marketing opportunity.
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How to design Kraft gable boxes?
Kraft gable boxes typically recycled containers that have been used for carrying sharp, heavy or cumbersome items. They are commonplace in warehouses and factories throughout the country. While they do not offer the same level of strength as corrugated cartons, they do provide a more cost-effective alternative in many cases.
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What can Kraft gable boxes are used for?
Kraft gable boxes are one of the most widespread packaging for foodstuff in Europe, northern Africa and America. They are made from 100% recycled board (70-80%) with kraft interliner. Kraft Gable Boxes are usually closed by heat welding the top flaps together to form a flat surface across the box opening. "
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How Kraft gable boxes can improve your product look?
The gable box is also known as the kraft box because of its natural brown color - kraft being German for "strength" or "power," this material was used by the Germans in WWII to transport ammunition boxes because of its durability. It's recyclable and can be made from recycled paperboard too. Kraft gable boxes are an economical packaging solution that fit many product types from candy to personal care items - even hardware items like light bulbs. The traditional look of these gables boxes make them versatile enough for any type of product you may want to sell on store shelves.
