The production process of gift packaging boxes can be divided into the following main steps: design and planning, sample production, material procurement, production preparation, printing and processing, surface treatment, assembly and packaging, quality inspection and packaging, and finished product warehousing.
Firstly, design and planning. In the production process of gift packaging boxes, the first step is to design the appearance and size of the packaging box according to customer needs. Designers will develop packaging design plans based on the characteristics of the packaging material and market demand, including elements such as the shape, structure, material, and printing of the packaging box.
Make samples. The designer will produce one to several samples based on the design plan for customer confirmation. Sample production requires the use of cardboard cutting machines, die-cutting machines, laminating machines, and other equipment. Some complex packaging boxes may also require manual production.
Material procurement. Based on the confirmation of the samples, the production department will calculate the required raw materials, such as cardboard, cardboard, glue, ink, etc., and negotiate with suppliers for procurement. In the procurement process, it is necessary to pay attention to the quality and price of materials to ensure the stability of supply.
Production preparation. After the material procurement is completed, the production department will arrange the production plan according to the requirements of the order, prepare the production process and required equipment for the packaging boxes. Including the planning and arrangement of processes such as cardboard cutting, printing, hot stamping, and die-cutting.
Printing processing. The transformation of design schemes into actual patterns and colors requires the use of printing techniques. The printing process can include offset printing, screen printing, gravure printing, etc. At the same time, special processing such as hot stamping, embossing, and embossing are required to make the packaging box more textured and visually appealing.
Surface treatment. After printing is completed, surface treatment is applied to the packaging box to improve its anti friction, waterproof and dustproof properties. Common surface treatment methods include matte, matte UV、 Light oil, water-based coatings, and other processes such as coating and drying make packaging boxes more beautiful and durable.
Assemble packaging. After the printing and surface treatment are completed, the assembly work of the packaging box begins. Firstly, cut the printed cardboard into the box cover and bottom, and then use glue or tape to bond them together to form a complete packaging box. In addition, it is necessary to assemble the lining.
Quality inspection and packaging. After the assembly of the packaging box is completed, quality inspection will be carried out, including inspection of appearance, size, strength, and other aspects. For unqualified products, they need to be repaired or eliminated. Packaging boxes that pass quality inspection will be packaged, usually wrapped with film to prevent moisture, scratches, or deformation.
Finished product warehousing. After quality inspection and packaging, the packaging box will be marked with product number, specifications, and quantity information, and stored in the warehouse for proper storage. After the finished products are received, they can be shipped according to the order requirements, or inventory management can be carried out according to market demand to ensure timely delivery of customer orders.
Overall, the production process of gift packaging boxes involves multiple stages such as design and planning, sample production, material procurement, production preparation, printing and processing, surface treatment, assembly and packaging, quality inspection and packaging, and finished product warehousing. Each step requires precise operation and strict control to ensure the quality and production efficiency of packaging boxes.
