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Notify me when its in stockThe box dimensions are 47x32x5cm [Length*Width*Height]; It is produced from eb wave double corrugated cardboard formed by combining two kraft and three straw papers.
Box Volume: 3 Desi
Inch Dimensions: 18.90*12.60*1.97 Inch.
Model: Fefco 427
The 50x40x10 cm double corrugated locked kraft product box is a sturdy and durable packaging material generally used for storing, transporting and selling products.
Features:
Size: The 50x40x10 cm dimensions provide a space where products of various sizes can easily fit.
Material: Made of double corrugated kraft cardboard, which makes the box durable and environmentally friendly.
Locked: There is a lock on the box, which ensures that the contents are stored safely.
Color: It is usually kraft colored, meaning it has shades of brown.
Areas of Use: It is ideal for packaging and transporting products at points of sale. It can also be used in storage and transportation processes.
These types of double-corrugated locked kraft product boxes ensure that the products inside are stored and transported safely. The durable structure of kraft cardboard prevents damage to the products, while its locked structure increases the security of the content. In addition, its environmental friendliness also makes it preferred.
Locked Boxes [Cut Boxes]
They are produced with EB Wave corrugated cardboard.
Their installation is very easy and practical.
They contribute to both the protection and visuality of the products.
They are ideal for e-commerce or packaging the products you produce.
They are produced by making molds in the desired sizes and shapes.
Product packaging is easily done without using packing tape.
They are produced with KSK-KST-KSMK-KSS-BSB-BSK-BST-BSS-MKSMK-MKST-MKSS-TST-TSS quality, with a wide variety of papers with different grammages.
This Box is Made of Imported Kraft Paper and Cannot Be Compared with Boxes Made of Testliner Paper in the Market.
The Price and Quality Difference Between Kraft Paper and Testliner Paper is Minimum 60%.
