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Subscription packaging / Individual reference
White Printed Packaging Box
The laboratory-themed reference shows a light printed box with a simple open structure.
- Product reference
- 146
- Standard MOQ
- 3,000 pcs for non-molded packaging; 10,000 pcs for molded pulp / fiber. Confirm the applicable scope and any product exception.
- Dimensions & material
- Confirm for your contents and specification
- Custom project
- Discuss structure, artwork and sample requirements
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This reference & your project
Confirm the fit.
Define the custom version.
Fit and packing decisions
Provide the actual lab items, containment and contact restrictions; the title does not establish sterile, medical or purity performance.
Reference in view
White Printed Packaging Box: The laboratory-themed reference shows a light printed box with a simple open structure.
Customisation scope to discuss
Use the gallery as a design reference, then agree the actual box dimensions, material construction, insert and closure for your contents. Identify the inside and outside artwork, colour references and any proposed surface treatment separately.
Prepare the sample inputs
- Complete items and their packed orientation, including caps, handles and accessories.
- Quantity per pack, minimum and maximum assortment, and any existing inner cartons.
- Artwork revision, visible panels and the appearance reference to approve.
- Loaded weight, destination and the handling checks required for the complete assembly.
Approve a loaded structural sample and the relevant printed reference against a written specification before releasing production.
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