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Description
Shipping carton specification
| Specification | Details for the order |
|---|---|
| Internal size | Length × width × height, with clearance for the product and inner protection |
| Box structure | Box style or drawing, flap arrangement, joints and closure method |
| Board | Wall construction, flute and liner requirements; agreed strength criteria where required |
| Packed load | Total weight, weight distribution, stacking arrangement and storage conditions |
| Print and identification | Artwork revision, print positions, barcodes, shipping marks and handling symbols |
| Delivery format | Flat-packed or assembled, bundle count, pallet layout and destination |
Product and inner protection
Measure the product together with inserts, dividers or cushioning. Give the packed weight, orientation and areas that must remain clear of the carton wall. The box and inner protection should be evaluated as one assembly.
Carton construction
Specify internal dimensions, box style, board and flute requirements where known, closure and print. Include stacking, handling and humidity conditions relevant to the shipment, with any required strength or transport criteria.
Dispatch program
Provide quantities by size, flat-pack or assembly needs, carton marks and pallet requirements. A packing trial can check fit, assembly and closure before the production specification is approved.
Request a quotation or samples. For custom structures and print, see OEM and custom order support.
Questions for shipping-box orders
Are internal and external dimensions interchangeable?
No. Internal dimensions describe the usable packing space; external dimensions include the board and construction. State which measurement is being used when comparing drawings and freight calculations.
Does double-wall board always provide enough protection?
The wall description alone does not establish performance. Product weight, carton geometry, board properties, humidity and stacking all matter. Agree the necessary checks for the complete packed product.
What should be included for a repeat order?
Keep the approved drawing, board specification, artwork and packing instructions under a revision number. Identify changes in product weight, inner protection or shipping method before reordering.
