
Box Insert Types: Foam, Cardboard, Molded Pulp & Plastic
Box insert types compared: foam, cardboard, molded pulp, and plastic, plus the tooling and minimum order tradeoffs vendors skip. Get a free quote today.
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Practical guidance on structure, materials, print, proofing, production, and the choices that shape a better packaging brief.

Box insert types compared: foam, cardboard, molded pulp, and plastic, plus the tooling and minimum order tradeoffs vendors skip. Get a free quote today.
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Small gift boxes run 6 to 8 in long, medium 10 to 12 in, large 16 to 20 in. Size chart in inches and cm, plus apparel boxes. Many formats start at 50 units.
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E flute (1/16") for retail boxes, C flute (3/16") for shipping. Thickness, strength, and best-use comparison for all four corrugated flute types.
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Jewelry box sizes for rings, necklaces, and bracelets, charted in inches and cm. Get a free quote on custom jewelry boxes. Many formats start at 50 units.
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Standard burger box sizes and french fry box dimensions, charted in inches and cm. Get a free quote on custom fast food boxes. Many formats start at 50 units.
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See how soft touch lamination gets its velvet feel, what it costs you in color and recyclability, and which jobs suit it better than another coating option.
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Compare mailer boxes, rigid boxes, and folding cartons by protection, presentation, cost, storage, and best use case.
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SBS paperboard (Solid Bleached Sulfate) is the standard for retail folding cartons. C1S vs C2S coating, gsm ranges, and how to spot a cheaper substitute board.
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Get the dieline wrong and everything built on it is wrong too. Here's what custom box dielines are, how to read one, and what errors brands make.
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See how UV coating's hard glossy shell and aqueous coating's flexible finish compare on wear, fold cracking, and food contact rules, to choose for your box.
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Custom printed corrugated boxes for Seattle and Washington brands: moisture, sustainability, and port shipping tips explained. Many formats start at 50 units.
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Philadelphia brands have the I-95 shipping advantage and a diverse DTC scene. Here's what Pennsylvania ecommerce brands need to know about packaging.
Read moreShare the product, quantity, dimensions, and route to market. Easybox will help connect those requirements to a practical structure and production path.
Request a packaging quoteThe Easybox journal covers the decisions that sit behind a finished pack: choosing a structure, comparing board and flexible materials, preparing artwork, planning inserts, and understanding proofing or production tradeoffs.
These articles are written for teams launching a new product, improving an existing format, or preparing a clearer request for quotation. The aim is straightforward: better questions before production, and fewer expensive surprises afterward.