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Resistente às crianças: concebido de acordo com a norma ISO 8317 / PPPA
Picking custom boxes sounds simple until you hit the real problems: crushed corners in transit, a lid that feels “cheap,” labels that don’t fit, or a premium product that looks average on a shelf.
If you want fewer headaches, start with the same logic packaging engineers use: choose the right box type for the job first, then lock in size, structure, and finishes.
If you sell paper tube packaging, you’re already on a smart track. Tubes protect well, stack cleanly, and feel premium without screaming for attention. You can explore styles in our Produtos list.
And if you need capacity for bulk runs, our site states we operate a modern food packaging purification workshop plus a 12,300m² warehouse, with average daily capacity above 300,000 pieces. (Custom Papertube Boxes)
Custom boxes start with box type and use case
1) Choose the box type first, then talk materials and finishing
Before you ask for “rigid,” “luxury,” or “eco,” decide what your box must survive:
If you’re ordering OEM/ODM or wholesale quantities, this is where a packaging engineer’s input saves you rework. Our homepage highlights that you can talk directly with packaging engineers for structure, materials, finishes, inserts, and child-resistant options. (Custom Papertube Boxes)
Eco friendly packaging boxes
7) Eco friendly packaging needs real proof points
“Eco-friendly” on its own doesn’t convince buyers anymore. You need specifics that hold up under scrutiny:
Recycled content, responsibly sourced paper, or a clear reduction in mixed materials
Cleaner structure that’s easier to recycle
Less ink-heavy artwork when it doesn’t help the brand
If your audience cares about sustainability, give them a short, factual story they can repeat.
8) Make sustainability claims auditable with sourcing and specs
The fastest way to lose trust is vague green language. The safer path:
Use traceable material sourcing where possible.
Keep documentation ready for buyers, distributors, and platforms.
Align your packaging message with what the box truly is (no overpromising).
This also helps with procurement teams. They love specs they can forward without rewriting.
Shipping boxes and stacking strength
9) Shipping and stacking are hard requirements, not “nice to have”
If you ship in cartons, stack on pallets, or store in a warehouse, you need to think like logistics:
carton compression
edge crush resistance
vibration + drop realities
humidity exposure risk
Even premium packaging fails if it can’t survive the last mile.
10) Avoid overengineering by choosing “enough strength”
Bigger, thicker, heavier isn’t automatically better. Overbuilt packaging can create new issues:
higher freight volume
harder to open
more material than needed
slower packing
Aim for fit-for-purpose strength. That’s how you reduce damage rates without turning your packaging into a brick.
Packaging testing for parcel shipping
11) Test like a parcel carrier, not like a showroom
A sample that looks great on a desk can still fail in transit.
Run practical checks before mass production:
drop testing (multiple angles)
vibration simulation
compression stacking tests
closure fatigue (open/close cycles)
This step protects your launch timeline and keeps customer support quiet.
Recyclable packaging messaging
12) Back up “recyclable” with consumer-friendly instructions
If you say “recyclable,” help buyers do it right:
keep it short (“paper tube + paper label” style clarity)
explain what to remove (insert, liner, or special closures if applicable)
avoid confusing icons that don’t match local recycling rules
Clear instructions reduce friction and improve brand trust.
The 12-point custom boxes checklist
Point title
What it prevents
What to specify in your RFQ
1) Choose the box type first
wrong structure, wasted iterations
use case: retail / DTC / gift / regulated
2) Cosmetics packaging sells brand feel
“premium product, average packaging”
finish, print target, insert need
3) Gift boxes are about unboxing sequence
unboxing feels messy
reveal order, internal fit, message placement
4) Retail boxes work like shelf salespeople
low shelf conversion
hierarchy, barcode zone, key claims
5) Measure dimensions with tolerance
packing delays, scuffs
product max size + clearance + insert plan
6) Match structure to channels
transit damage
shipping method, carton pack-out, stack height
7) Eco claims need proof points
greenwashing risk
material story, recyclability approach
8) Make claims auditable
procurement rejection
specs, sourcing notes, documentation
9) Shipping and stacking are requirements
crushed product
compression expectations, storage conditions
10) Avoid overengineering
bulky packaging
define “enough strength,” not “as thick as possible”
11) Test like a carrier
surprise failures after launch
drop/vibration/compression plan
12) Back up recyclable messaging
customer confusion
simple disposal instructions
Where to start if you’re buying in bulk or doing OEM/ODM
If you’re a brand owner, distributor, or cross-border seller, the smoothest path is simple: