Soap Boxes
Artwork Preparation Guide
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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.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What are Soap bar boxes?
A soap box is a nice way to present several bars of soap for retail or in gift baskets. Soap bar boxes are usually made of cardboard, but wood is sometimes used. Sometimes the box looks like a house with the soap coming through the window. People rarely keep these boxes long once they have purchased their soaps because they are often thrown away immediately after opening the box.
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How to design soap bar boxes?
Soap bar boxes are composed of several different ingredients that come together to form the finished product. These ingredients consist of alkali salts, oils, and fats. The alkali salts react with water—or wet surfaces—to produce bubbles known as " lather ." Oils and fats work together to moisturize skin and prevent dryness. They also assist in producing the lather because the fatty acids in these compounds dissolve in both oil and water, while their salts do not dissolve well in water.
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What is the best way to ship soap bar boxes?
What is the best way to ship soap bar boxes? It depends on whether it's a cold process or melt and pour soap. Generally speaking, though, there are several different ways of packaging your soap for shipping. Your choice should always depend on the type of soap you've made, as well as what you're shipping them in.
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Importance of Soap bar box in packaging field?
Packaging is a process of converting the manufactured products into an appropriate package, which will save from any damage, contamination and deterioration during the course of transit from one location to another. Packaging also enhances the marketability and profitability of product and simplify storage and transport. It increases brand value and image by protecting valuable product features such as shape, color, taste and ingredient.
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How to make custom made soap bar box?
Making a soap box can be an expensive, frustrating and time-consuming process if you hand make each one. But there is a way of making a sturdy and good looking soap box that looks professional without spending too much time or money on it. All you will need are some basic tools, materials, and the knowledge of how to use them.
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Does Kraft boxes are Eco Friendly?
Kraft paper boxes are environment friendly. Manufacturing of kraft paper involves recycling process that makes it eco friendly when used for packaging products. Moreover, the Kraft paper is recyclable and can be reused in many ways after use without depleting its quality.
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Which Material is best for Kraft soap Boxes?
There are a few different options available for the material of kraft paper soap boxes. Which one to use depends on what you want your packaging to look like and how often it will be used. You should consider all of the options available before finalizing your decision, as this type of product is not reusable.
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What Is the best way to select Kraft soap boxes?
The best way to select kraft soap boxes is by size. It is important that your packaging fits the product you are selling, as well as the shelves they will be on. A good rule of thumb when determining what size you need for both your products and for your shelves is to go one inch bigger than the item's width, length, and height combined. This allows some wiggle room so if there are any small variations in size it would not be too noticeable. If you have a box that is 10" x 5" x 3", this can fit most products unless they are extremely bulky or irregularly shaped. Your shelf space should also follow the same format; 12" deep instead of 11".
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How to design Kraft soap boxes?
Kraft soap boxes are often purchased with a quantity of one or two bars, so the box that is purchased needs to be designed for easy tare. This means that the Kraft soap box should not weigh more than half of the combined bar weight. A corrugated kraft paper bag is an ideal material for this purpose. A design idea can be implemented by folding each side panel over on itself about halfway up. This folds the panel into thirds so it fits neatly inside the cardboard box. The creasing structure can hold several individual bars of soap, depending on their size and shape.
