July 23, 2026
What are the types of box types of packaging?
What are the types of box types of packaging? There are many types of packaging boxes, and according to the structure, opening method and use, the common packaging types are mainly the following: 1. Heaven and Earth Cover a Box (Cover the box up and down) Structure: It consists of two parts, a separate "sky cover" (upper cover) and a "earth box" (bottom), the upper large and the lower small, which are directly attached to use. Features: The structure is classic, the opening has a sense of ceremony, can enhance the product level, and is suitable for boutique gift boxes (such as mobile phones, jewelry, tea, high-end cosmetics, etc.). Cons: More paper is used and the cost is relatively high. 2. Bookcase (Flip Box) Structure: Similar to a hardcover book, it consists of panels (the cover) and bottom boxes (the inner pages), which are connected by one side, and the openings are often fixed with magnets, tongues, or leather straps. Features: The opening experience is elegant, the design feel is strong, and it is suitable for high-end and light-luxury products (such as high-end cosmetics, light-luxury jewelry, limited edition gifts, etc.). Cons: Printing and process costs are relatively high. 3. drawer boxes (drawer boxes) Structure: Two parts are separated from the external box (sleeve case) and the inner box (inner core), which is opened by pulling, and the inner boxes can be pulled out. Features: The opening feels pleasant and the structure is solid, suitable for products that need to be layered to display or protect (e.g. tea sets, advanced pastries, creative products, electronics, etc.). Cons: Not suitable for products that are too heavy or large, uses more paper, and costs slightly higher. 4. Airplane box Structure: A piece of cardboard is used to form one by structural design, and when unfolded, it resembles an airplane. There is no need to paste boxes, fold and insert to form. Features: Good pressure resistance, easy folding, saving processing costs, and suitable for products with a moderate volume that require good transport protection (such as clothing, small household appliances, digital accessories, express packaging, etc.). Cons: Non-precision printing, not suitable for too complex patterns, and relatively heavy. 5. Dual socket box (socket box) Structure: There are symmetrical plugs both up and down, and the structure is most basic and primitive by cutting, folding and inserting. Features: The production process is simple, the cost is extremely low, and it is suitable for small and light fast-moving products (such as toothpaste, common medicines, small specifications of flower tea, cheap beauty products, etc.). Cons: The texture is generic, the differentiation is low, and the bottom carrying weight is poor. 6. The buttonhole box Structure: looks similar to a double-socket box, but with a "button-bottom" structure (lock-bottom or automatic lock-bottom) at the bottom and an outlet at the top, reinforced by cardboard interlocking without glue. ...
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