Description
Printing Material supplies made-to-order corrugated shipping cartons for sealed wine bottles. Define the case count and provide the actual filled bottle profile, including the closure and any retail sleeve. State the complete packed weight and distribution method. This brief concerns a shipping case; a gift carrier with a handhold is a different use.
Review the case layout before choosing board
Show how bottles are placed, separated and removed. Pay attention to wider shoulders, tall closures and any mixed bottle shapes that change the divider layout. Explain whether cases are packed individually, grouped for retail delivery or incorporated into a larger load. Any pads, partitions or primary protection should be named in the component list, with their dimensions tied to the actual glass.
Approve case markings and the packed reference
Reserve suitable panels for product identification, batch details and destination labels; check that tape and adjacent cases will not hide them. Review a complete sample for assembly, closure and controlled bottle access. Agree the relevant handling and transit assessment for the route and use the result to settle the board and internal arrangement. Packaging supply does not replace the shipment requirements set by your carrier or destination; provide those conditions with the enquiry.
For your brief, review corrugated construction and case planning, check artwork and proofing requirements, or compare related packaging applications.
Image reference: Corrugated box design illustration, not a product photograph. The generic carton is a format reference; board, ply, dimensions, print and packing requirements are agreed for the individual application.




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