Custom Milk Carton Boxes

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What Are Milk Carton Boxes? Custom Milk Carton Boxes are used to transport milk from the dairy to the grocery store. The most common use for these boxes is for transporting and storing milk. Choosing The Right Material For Milk Carton Boxes Material selection plays a crucial role in the manufacturing process of milk carton boxes . Each material has its pros and cons; that’s why due diligence is needed when selecting the material. Lead Custom Boxes offers the following materials: Rigid Material Cardboard Material Corrugated Material Cardstock Material Kraft Material Customizing Your Custom Milk Carton Boxes Even if you’re ordering milk cartons in bulk , it is wise not to ignore the customizations. Why? Because custom milk cartons tend to stand out better and help entice customers more. Lead Custom Boxes is well aware of how important customizations are to packaging and, other than custom shapes and sizes, offers the following: Add-Ons That Set Your Custom Milk Carton Boxes Apart Finishing Coats That Create Attention-Grabbing Milk Carton Packaging Add-Ons That Set Your Custom Milk Carton Boxes Apart Your wholesale milk cartons can be further enhanced by making use of add-ons. These small changes can help your milk carton boxes to stand out from the crowd and help increase sales. Lead Custom Boxes offers the following add-ons: Embossing Debossing Spot UV Hot Stamping Embossing It involves pressing an object on the surface of a material to impart three-dimensional texture. Embossing is used on paper and thin plastic film, thin metal sheets, thin sheet rubber, PVC cards, foam boards, and heat transfer papers. Debossing It is the process of pressing your logo or design into the surface of the material. Debossing leaves a reverse image in relief on one or both sides of a sheet (opposed to embossing, which only affects the raised parts). Spot UV Spot UV is a technique used to apply an extra glossy coat on small packaging areas. For example, a highly reflective and shiny coating can be applied over the top of flat ink to achieve gloss, metallic or photo-like finishes on printed milk carton boxes. Hot Stamping Hot stamping lets you create your own look with metals. While it is used to apply foil, engraving, and much more, in the case of milk cartons, hot stamping is done on cardstock materials to add lettering or raised design enhancements that can be felt when touched. Finishing Coats That Create Attention-Grabbing Milk Carton Packaging Your custom milk cartons are the exterior packaging of your product. They are what people see before they come into contact with your product. Because how it looks is so important, Lead Custom Boxes suggests that you use finishing coats to create maximum impact on customers’ first impression. Lead Custom Boxes offers the following coating options: Matte Finish Gloss Finish Varnish Finish Soft-Touch Finish Matte Finish Matte coating is a non-glossy finish that gives your individual milk carton an elegant and classy appearance. It reduces glare and is ideal for printing photos or designs with soft colors. Gloss Finish The Gloss coating makes your milk carton boxes as shiny as possible. Gloss finish is often used for high-end packaging as it creates a premium look. In addition, it makes your custom milk cartons look rich and attractive. If you want a simple yet classy design, a gloss finish is the way to go since it is an effective option when you want to draw attention to your product in the best possible way. Varnish Finish Varnish coating is a durable finish that can be applied to the milk carton printable boxes. It protects the design from UV rays and keeps it from peeling off or cracking. It also helps to prevent milk cartons from getting dirty and provides a nice, smooth feel. Soft-Touch Finish The soft-touch coating is like a matte finish but silkier. It adds depth and richness to the appearance of milk carton boxes and gives them a soft, luxurious look. The coating also prevents dirt accumulation on your custom milk cartons and makes them easy to clean. There you have it – custom milk carton boxes that give your product a unique appeal through customization and additional coats for attention-grabbing milk carton packaging. Printing Techniques For Custom Milk Carton Packaging Many brands only consider the cost of the printing technique when choosing it for their custom milk carton boxes. However, that’s not advisable. You should also consider the print quality, the ability to cater to design changes, turnaround times, and whether the printing technique requires setting up or not. Lead Custom Boxes offers the following printing techniques: Digital Printing Technique Offset Printing Technique When you reach out to Lead Custom Boxes , our packaging experts will help you select the best printing technique based on your needs and budget. Ready To Place Your Order? Milk carton packaging can be customized to create the maximum impact. However, it is important to procure the services of a professional packaging company. Lead Custom Boxes has the required experience and professional staff to cater to your milk carton packaging needs. Furthermore, we also offer a ton of customizations and prototyping options as well. So give us a call today to learn more about our services and to place your order! Frequently Asked Questions How Long Will Milk Carton Boxes Take To Get Delivered? Milk cartons are custom products that may take a longer time to deliver since the printing techniques used, finishing coat options, and other specifications requested by clients determine how quickly the company can manufacture them. What Finishing Coats Are The Best For Your Milk Carton Packaging? The top coat depends on what kind of design you have in mind. When you reach out to us, we will help you choose the best combination of finishing coats and add-ons. What Printing Techniques Are Available? Lead Custom Boxes offers two printing techniques for milk carton boxes: digital printing and offset. What Is The Cost Of Milk Carton Boxes Printing? This depends on the following: Quantity of the order Design and finishing technique you choose