Snap lock bottom boxes are durable folding cartons with an interlocking base that snaps securely into place. They offer strong bottom support, easy manual assembly, and are ideal for packaging heavier products without the need for adhesives.
Snap lock bottom boxes are packaging boxes designed with a multi-panel bottom structure that locks together when folded. Unlike pre-glued bases, the bottom panels interlock manually, creating a firm and stable foundation once assembled.
This structure provides excellent strength and reliability, making snap lock bottom boxes suitable for products that require added bottom support.
The snap lock bottom design enhances durability while keeping the box lightweight. Key advantages include:
Interlocking bottom panels for secure closure
Strong weight-bearing capacity
No glue or tape required for assembly
Improved stability during handling and stacking
These features help maintain product safety throughout storage and transport.
Snap lock bottom boxes can be manufactured using various materials based on product needs, such as:
Kraft paperboard for sustainable packaging
Cardstock for retail and lightweight products
Corrugated board for heavier or fragile items
Recyclable and eco-friendly paper stocks
Material selection can be customized to match strength, cost, and branding goals.
Snap lock bottom boxes offer full customization to support brand identity and visual appeal. Options include:
Full-color inside and outside printing
Matte, gloss, or soft-touch lamination
Embossing, debossing, and foil stamping
Custom sizes, shapes, and die cuts
Window cutouts for product visibility
These boxes are widely used across multiple industries, including:
Food and beverage packaging
Cosmetic and personal care products
Candles and glass containers
Electronics and accessories
Retail and promotional packaging
Their sturdy base makes them especially effective for heavier or tall products.
Snap lock bottom boxes provide a reliable packaging solution that balances strength, flexibility, and cost efficiency. They are easy to assemble, reusable in many cases, and offer excellent protection without compromising presentation.
If you are looking for secure packaging with a strong base and customization flexibility, snap lock bottom boxes are an excellent choice.
Choose a packaging style for your custom boxes, start designing with us, and get your boxes with the most advanced printing techniques.
Materials
Coating Options
Printing Methods
Color Options
AddOns
SBS C1S
Premium-grade bleached white paperboard with one-sided coating for high-quality color printing and finishes.
SBS C2S
Premium-grade white art card coated on both sides for high-quality printing and finishing options.
Kraft Card
Brown Kraft Card is made of virgin and recycled pulp and coated on both sides for printing.
Textured Card
Textured paper stock is primarily used to wrap rigid boxes and is of the highest grade.
Brown flute
An uncoated and unbleached linerboard composed of recycled and virgin paper pulp.
White flute
White linerboard with bleached white coating for high-quality printing and finishes.
E-flute
A flat surface with a thickness level of 1/16" allows high-quality printing options.
B-flute
A slightly thicker surface with a thickness level of 1/8" for die-cutting and high-quality printing.
Grey Chipboard
Grey Chipboard made of recyclable paper pulp, which is used in the construction of rigid boxes.
Duplex Chipboard
Duplex Chipboard made of recycled pulp paper with a white surface for high-quality printing.
Kraft Chipboard
Brown Kraft Chipboard is made of virgin and recycled pulp and coated on both sides for printing.
Aqueous
Water-based coating offers environmental friendliness and fast drying.
Gloss
A highly reflective coating gives a shiny, polished appearance.
Matte
Diffused, non-reflective coating offering a subdued, elegant look.
Soft Touch
This creates a velvety, tactile feel, often used for a luxurious effect.
UV Coating
Cured with ultraviolet light, provides instant drying, durable, and excellent chemical resistance.
Varnish
Clear, hard coating that enhances protection and adds a glossy or matte finish.
Digital Print
A plate-less digital printing method where designs are transferred electronically. Cost-effective for short runs and quick turnaround.
Offset Print
High-quality printing method utilizing plates and a rubber blanket to transfer designs onto paper; ideal for large-volume production.
Screen Print
A printing method where ink is pushed through a mesh stencil onto a substrate. Ideal for bold graphics and thick ink deposits on diverse materials.
UV Print
Fast-drying printing method using ultraviolet light to cure inks, resulting in a durable, glossy finish on various substrates.
CMYK
A standard four-color printing process (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) is used to create a wide color spectrum.
Pantone
A standardized color-matching system ensures accurate color reproduction across different printers and materials.
UV Ink
Instantly cured under UV light, it is ideal for printing on non-porous materials, with enhanced durability and vibrancy (can include metallic effects).
Soy Ink
Eco-friendly ink alternative made from soybeans, offering brighter colors and improved biodegradability.
Blind UV
Creates a subtle, textured UV effect without added gloss.
Debossing
Creates a depressed, indented effect on paper or cardstock.
Embossing
Creates a raised, textured effect on paper or cardstock.
Foiling
Adds a shiny, metallic finish to specific areas of a design.
Spot UV
Applies a glossy, clear coating to highlight specific areas of a design.
Window Patching
Incorporates a clear plastic window into packaging or print materials.
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