01 / BOX
Structure and material
Record the dimensions, dieline, board construction, insert arrangement and agreed delivery format for each product version.
A packaging manufacturer.
A partner for your next production run.
We manufacture printed paper packaging, with a focus on foldable corrugated boxes used to package products. From a single product box to a coordinated range, we work from the specifications your business needs.
YBJ Paper Box
We start with your product.
What does it need to hold? How will it be packed? What should the customer see when they open it? These questions shape the dimensions, materials and printing of your box.
Our core offering is custom corrugated product packaging. We also produce other paper box formats, allowing you to discuss different structures as your product range develops.
How We Work
Factory support for business buyers.
Custom specifications, bulk production and repeat supply are connected parts of the same packaging project.
01
Factory Direct
Discuss your packaging requirements directly with the manufacturer, from the first specification to the next order.
02
Made to Your Product
Choose the dimensions, structure, material, board thickness and printing that suit your product and budget.
03
Bulk Production
Plan your packaging order around approved specifications, quantities and the production schedule agreed in your quote.
04
Ongoing Supply
Share your repeat order needs so specifications, artwork revisions and delivery requirements can be reviewed together.
A Shared Order Record
Keep the details that make a repeat order specific.
A clear record protects the distinction between product variations and gives every new discussion a shared starting point.
02 / PRINT
Artwork and finish
Keep the artwork revision, visible panel notes, print requirements and surface details with the corresponding box specification.
03 / ORDER
Quantity and change notes
List SKU quantities, destination and repeat-order expectations. Flag product, artwork or packing changes before a new order is discussed.
From First Order to Repeat Supply
Agree the details. Build from a shared reference.
For a first order, discuss the box specification and sample requirements before bulk production. For a repeat order, use the previous order details as the starting point and confirm any changes.
- Specification: dimensions, board construction, thickness and approved artwork
- Quality requirements: fit, assembly, print appearance and any project-specific checks
- Supply planning: quantity per design, order frequency and requested delivery dates
If your procurement process requires certifications, inspection reports or specific material documentation, share the requirements before ordering so availability can be confirmed.
Quality & Order References
What matters when the boxes reach your packing line.
A production reference should describe the physical box as clearly as the printed artwork. Build these checkpoints into your corrugated packaging brief.
01 / Quality
Material & Construction
Identify the agreed liner, corrugated profile and overall board construction. Compare the material with the approved specification rather than judging it by color alone.
02 / Quality
Dimensions & Product Fit
Check usable internal dimensions with the actual product, wrapping and accessories in place. Confirm clearance, insert fit and the way the lid closes.
03 / Quality
Print & Artwork
Review the approved artwork version, panel orientation, color reference and legibility of product information. Pay particular attention to text that sits near folds.
04 / Quality
Cutting & Creasing
Check that cut edges, slots and crease positions allow the box to fold into its intended shape. Try the assembly sequence used by the packing team.
05 / Quality
Closure & Assembly
Review locking tabs, glued areas or other closure details for the chosen structure. The box should open and close as specified without forcing the product inside.
06 / Quality
Packing & Identification
Confirm the packing method, quantity identification and artwork version on each shipment. Specify inspection records and any special tests in the order requirements.
Bulk Orders & Export Coordination
Plan what happens beyond the print run.
Packaging supply includes more than the box design. Share your warehouse, packing-line and purchasing requirements when the order is quoted.
01 / Bulk Orders
Delivery Format
Discuss flat-packed, pre-glued or assembled supply for the selected structure. The format affects storage space, packing labor and the shipment dimensions.
02 / Bulk Orders
SKU & Artwork Control
List quantities separately by size and design. Identify each artwork revision clearly so different product versions can be packed and replenished correctly.
03 / Bulk Orders
Shipment Planning
Provide the destination, requested arrival date and preferred shipping arrangement. Production timing and transport timing should be planned separately.
04 / Bulk Orders
Documents & Inspection
Specify purchasing documents, packing lists, shipment marks and inspection requirements early. Confirm the applicable arrangements in the order documents.
05 / Bulk Orders
Repeat Orders
Reference the previous order and flag changes in product size, print or material. Review the specification again when a change could affect fit or appearance.
06 / Bulk Orders
Commercial Details
Confirm MOQ, price, samples, payment terms and the production schedule in the quotation. For regular supply, include the expected frequency and quantity of repeat purchases.
A Working Relationship
What to bring to your first factory conversation.
A complete brief helps turn a packaging idea into a practical production discussion.
BRIEF / 01
Your Products
Share dimensions, weight, accessories and how each item is packed. Include photographs or an existing box if you are replacing current packaging.
BRIEF / 02
Your Packaging Range
List the sizes and artwork versions you expect to order. Identify what should remain consistent across the range and what needs to change.
BRIEF / 03
Your Supply Schedule
Tell us the first-order quantity, anticipated repeat purchases and requested delivery dates. These help define the quotation and order plan.
Tell us about your packaging program.
Share your product details, planned quantities and repeat order needs. We will review the packaging specification with you.
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