WHAT ARE DIE-CUT PACKAGING USED FOR?
Die-cut packaging is often the final packaging in which customers receive products such as footwear, clothing, cosmetics, electronics, or even pizza. It also works perfectly in warehouse operations and transportation.
WHAT IS A DIE?
Die-cut packaging is also called die-cut packaging because it is produced using a tool called a die. A die allows for the creation of a specific and often very complex design. Die-cut packaging is characterized by durability, style, and precision. It also guarantees the possibility of customizing shapes and solutions, which is an additional benefit for companies that want to stand out on the market.
WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF DIE-CUT PACKAGING?
Many types of die-cut boxes, due to their design, do not require gluing to close the packaging, which is a very convenient and aesthetic solution. Using dies, a wide range of inserts can also be produced, such as partitions, perforated inserts, or inner trays, which additionally protect or stabilize the product inside the packaging. A large portion of them is produced as display and gift packaging. All packaging is made from cardboard sourced from and suitable for recycling.
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