Pen boxes
Printed cartons or presentation boxes with trays fitted to the pen body, cartridge and any agreed accessories or printed material.
Products & formats / Packaging
Pen & vial packaging
Custom cartons and fitted inserts for pen systems and vial kits. Specify the contents, dimensions, artwork and finish together so the final pack fits your project.
Pack formats
Built around what goes inside
Start with the device or vial dimensions and the exact contents per box. The carton and insert are scoped as a set.
Vial boxes
Cartons and inserts sized to the vial diameter, closure height and pack count, with space for product identification and lot information.
From artwork to pack-out
How packaging gets approved
We define the artwork, fit and approval steps in the project brief. Tooling, proof samples and lead time depend on the agreed configuration.
Dimensions and dieline
Confirm the device or vial dimensions, pack count and accessory spaces. Use those measurements to lay out the carton panels, folds and openings.
Artwork proof
Review placement, colour references, readable print areas and any fields for product or lot information on the dieline.
Insert and tooling
Check whether a standard tray fits. A custom insert tool is based on the component dimensions, clearances and access points for removing the vial or pen.
First-article approval
Agree what proof or first article needs approval. Check fit, placement and finish against the brief before the run.
Finish and packing
Print, finish and assemble against the approved specification. Confirm how the finished units and any agreed components will be packed.
Project brief
Send dimensions, quantity and artwork
Include the intended contents per box, any existing dieline or reference pack and the finish you want. If your vial kit needs matching labels, collars or caps, include those details as well.
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