Capability
Sample boxes and short-run packaging
Short-run packaging and prototype boxes produced in-house, with no tooling cost and no minimum order. Work most printers currently turn away or send out.
Packaging has traditionally been a volume game. Tooling costs money, minimum orders are high, and a customer who wants fifty boxes for a pitch is a customer you politely decline.
This film shows that job going through the press and coming off finished. No tooling, no minimum, and a turnaround measured in hours rather than weeks.
It was filmed with London Luxury Candle Supplies, whose whole range of gift boxes and cartons is produced this way — there is more in the case study. For a print business it is one of the clearest routes to revenue that does not currently exist on your floor.
No tooling. No minimum order. Work most printers currently turn away.
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