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Read MoreThis packaging box is designed for Xipu Nano-masks. It is made from food/medical-grade white paperboard and features a flip-top lid with an automatic locking bottom. Formed through an integrated die-cutting and creasing process, the box can be stored flat; the bottom snaps shut automatically when the box is expanded. It is specifically engineered for boxed protective masks.
Key Features:
1. Flip-top, auto-lock bottom design: Easy to open and close; the box has a neat, rectangular shape suitable for stacking and shelf display in pharmacies and supermarkets.
2. Multi-sided printing: All surfaces can accommodate product photos, specifications, bilingual (Chinese/English) details, certification marks, and quantity information, ensuring comprehensive information display.
3. Compliance with medical standards: The white paperboard material meets printing standards for medical protective products, allowing direct printing of specifications, certification logos, and usage instructions on the box.
4. Flexible sizing: Box dimensions can be adjusted based on the number of masks, accommodating various pack sizes such as 20, 30, or 50 units.
5. Efficient mass production: Simple structure; shipped flat after gluing. Assembly requires only unfolding the box into shape, making it ideal for large-scale industrial production.
6. Dust and contamination protection: Effectively blocks dust and stains, ensuring the masks inside remain clean and hygienic.
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