Foldable Export Wine Box

Storage Comparison Starts With Empty Cartons

Rigid boxes present well but take up container space. The more common situation: empty packaging arrives at a local warehouse first and is filled to a sales schedule, so it occupies racking the whole time. Buyers often compare box unit price without comparing how many empty packs fit in a shipping carton. That number, not the box itself, drives the storage difference.

Three Checks on a Physical Sample

Three things need to be proven on a physical sample, not a 3D render. Creases must not crack the board, so greyboard weight and crease depth have to match. Magnet position must stay within plus or minus 1 mm. Corners must sit at 90 degrees when erected, or the insert will not seat.

Insert Fit and Assembly Sequence

We also check whether the insert's bottom tab fouls the side wall on erection. If it does, every unit needs manual correction on the line. We adjust the tab profile and print the assembly sequence on the reverse of the insert.

State the Basis of Storage Comparisons

Storage comparisons should state their basis: cartons of empty packaging only, excluding bottles, pallets, aisle space and container void. Volume reduction is not the same as freight cost reduction, and local assembly labour should be counted. To compare two foldable designs, calculate carton count by dividing sets by sets per carton, then multiply carton length by width by height.

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