BOX SAMPLES & CASES
A closer look at the boxes: our sample collection, the folds that matter and the equipment to discuss for each structure.
Different box depths, folds and board structures in one collection.
The shelves hold printed produce boxes alongside plain kraft samples. Look past the artwork and the differences become useful: some boxes have deeper walls, others have folded corner sections, and the hand holes sit in different positions. Those details change how a blank is fed, folded and joined.
A photo of the assembled box is a good starting point. For machine selection, we also need the flat blank and the board specification. Matching the outside dimensions is only part of the job; the tooling and glue positions must fit the folds. The display brings together plain and printed box designs. Use the structures and folds as a starting point for discussing your own blank.
Compare box structuresBOX STRUCTURE & EQUIPMENT
The display above brings together produce box designs. The box design examples below explain families described in the Xunding catalogue. Final fit is checked against your blank.
Box design examplePRODUCE PACKAGING
An open tray keeps produce accessible during packing. The samples include printed and plain board, with different wall heights and hand-hole positions. The crop name on the print does not determine the forming process.
For a machine recommendationSend the flat blank, finished dimensions, board thickness and glue locations. Include any ventilation slots or hand holes close to a fold.
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Box design examplePRODUCE PACKAGING
Folded corner sections change how a tray is formed and joined. The sample collection shows several corner arrangements. A forming setup needs to match the folds and overlaps, even when two trays share the same outside dimensions.
For a machine recommendationShow the inside of each corner and the flat blank. Review glue placement and the finished joint with your board; stacking performance needs its own agreed check.
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Box design exampleCATALOGUE BOX STRUCTURE
A three-piece box uses separate cardboard components joined during assembly. It needs a different feed and joining arrangement from a tray folded from one blank. The Xunding range includes dedicated three-piece forming equipment.
For a machine recommendationProvide a drawing for every piece and one assembled box. Confirm the piece orientation, joints and feed sequence before selecting the configuration.
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Box design exampleCATALOGUE BOX STRUCTURE
A mailer has a lid attached to the body and folded side sections. Its tabs, lid and corner folds determine the forming sequence. Printed board can be used, but print quality comes from the supplied blank.
For a machine recommendationSend the open blank and a closed sample, including the lid tabs and folded edges. Review forming, closing and discharge requirements together.
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Box design exampleCATALOGUE BOX STRUCTURE
The lid remains connected to the base. Box depth, lid position and edge folds affect the tooling and closing operation. Xunding lists hinged-lid shoe-box equipment separately from the fruit tray range.
For a machine recommendationInclude the hinge, lid overhang and edge construction in the drawing. Confirm the closure and box-sorting arrangement for the selected model.
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Box design exampleCATALOGUE BOX STRUCTURE
The lid and base are formed as separate parts. Both drawings matter: the lid must fit the finished base after folding and joining. The XD-Z14 catalogue covers this box family as well as hinged-lid boxes.
For a machine recommendationProvide both blanks and a fitted sample. Confirm whether the proposed setup forms each part separately and how parts are collected.
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Box design exampleERECTING & TAPE SEALING
A shipping carton is opened for packing and then sealed. Carton erecting and tape sealing are separate operations from making a fruit tray. Select equipment around the carton style and the packing-line sequence.
For a machine recommendationSpecify the flat carton, packed carton dimensions, flap lengths and tape width. Review bottom closing, top closing and conveyor heights.
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SAMPLE COMPARISON
The glue belongs at the joint. Our photographed comparison looks at glue strings on a reference sample and the cleaner interior of a Xunding sample, with the quotation and service details for that case.
Read the fruit tray gluing case View XD-Z03 specifications
CUSTOMER CASE
A customer-site view of sealing equipment beside roller conveyors and a robot. See the layout and connection details to discuss for your own packing operation.
Read the carton sealing customer case
DELIVERY CASE
A French customer shared arrival photographs and reported that the shipment reached their factory in the same condition as before dispatch.
Read the French customer delivery caseInclude the blank drawing, assembled photos, board thickness and required output. Jason Chen can review the appropriate machine configuration.
