How do I determine what size box I need?
To determine the correct box size you need, measure your product left to right (length), front to back (width) and bottom to top (depth). Add 1/8" - 1/4" to each dimension to give a little bit of wiggle room to your product!
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Choosing the best material for your packaging can sometimes be difficult! Don't worry! During your consultation stage with our product specialists, we will help determine the best material for your product even if you have already chosen a material ...
How do I prepare my files for print?
When you receive your custom dieline, there are some guidelines and recommendations to follow to ensure your packaging prints out crisp, clean, and aligned. Failing to follow these guidelines and recommendations will potentially result in misprinting ...
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What is your minimum order quantity?
Our MOQs (minimum order quantity) is based on the cost of tooling and setup for our factories to produce your custom packaging. Since these MOQs are set for the benefit of our customers to help save on costs, it is not recommended to go below our ...
How do I get a quote?
We want to accommodate your needs as best as we can! Therefore we offer a few easy ways for you to request a quote from us. Contacting us directly All direct lines of contacts are available Monday - Friday @ 9:00am - 6:30pm EST. During offline hours, ...
How do I place a reorder?
To initiate a reorder, kindly establish communication with your assigned Product Specialist, who assisted you during your initial order placement. Alternatively, you can direct any inquiries regarding reordering to sales@pakfactory.com, where a ...
How do I determine what size box I need?
To determine the correct box size you need, measure your product left to right (length), front to back (width) and bottom to top (depth). Add 1/8" - 1/4" to each dimension to give a little bit of wiggle room to your product!
What is the difference between digital and offset print?
Digital Print Digital printed packaging is created using a digital printer to print directly on the material, similar to how a desktop inkjet printer would print on paper (but on a larger scale). Lower print quality than offset printing. It does not ...