From a flat sheet of paper to a box blank

Ever wondered how a flat sheet becomes the starting point for a folding box?

It all begins with die-cutting — precisely cutting and creasing the paperboard to create the folding box blank, ready for the next steps of folding and assembling.

It may look simple, but accuracy matters.
Every cut, crease and dimension needs to be right for the final box to fold properly and fit together smoothly.

Here’s a quick look at the process from our production floor.

From folding boxes and paper cartons to custom paper packaging, we keep focusing on the details that make a difference.