Window cutout hanging hole box with lock bottom

Short Description:

The window cut-out hanging hole box with lock bottom style is an excellent choice for storing individually packaged . Hanging hole boxes are ideal for supermarkets and retail stores. The style of the products can be seen directly through the hollow window. The lock bottom method eliminates the need for tape while still ensuring the safety of the bottom.

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Box Style	Window cutout hanging hole box with lock bottom
Dimension (L + W + H)	All Custom Sizes Available
Quantities	No MOQ
Paper choice	White cardboard, Karft paper, [ABCDEF] Flute Corrugated, Hard grey board, Laser paper etc.
Printing	CMYK Colors,Spot color printing [All use environmentally friendly UV inks]
Finishing	Gloss Lamination, Matte Lamination, Matt varnishing, Glossy varnishing, Spot UV, Embossing, Foiling
Included Options	Desgin, Typesetting, Coloring match, Die Cutting, Window Sticking, Glued, QC, packaging, Shipping, Delivery
Additional Options	Embossing, Window Patching, [Gold/silver] Foil Hot Stamping
Proof	Die line, Flat View, 3D Mock-up
Delivery time	When we receive the deposit, it takes 7-12 business days for producing the boxes. We will reasonably arrange and plan the productioncycle according to the quantity and material of the boxes to ensure on-time delivery.
Shipping	Shipping transports, Train transports, UPS, Fedex, DHL, TNT

Die Line

BLEED LINE [GREEN] ━━━

Bleed line is one of the specialized terms for printing. Inside the bleed line belongs to the printing range, and outside the bleed line belongs to the non-printing range. The function of the bleed line is to mark the safe range, so that the wrong content will not be cut during die cutting, resulting in blank space. The value of the bleed line is generally 3mm.

DIE LINE [BLUE] ━━━

Die line refers to the direct die-cutting line, that is the finished line. The blade is pressed directly through the paper.

CREASE LINE [RED] ━━━

Crease line refers to the use of steel wire, through embossing, to press marks on the paper or leave grooves for bending. It can facilitate the folding and forming of subsequent cartons.