Adding Labels, Inserts, and Branding Without Weakening the Structure
Brand your boxes without weakening them: labels, inserts, and printing done right.
Label placement
Quick answer
Place labels on flat panels, not score lines. Use lightweight inserts that do not add significant weight. Print directly for the strongest result. Score lines and flaps are structural points. Covering them with labels can interfere with folding. Heavy inserts compress fluting when stacked. Direct printing adds zero structural impact. For branding, single-colour flexographic printing on the box exterior is the most effective approach.
Insert design
Do not add significant weight or bulk to the box.
Angled inserts can create pressure points.
Reduces void fill needs and prevents movement.
Printing: custom printing or unboxing design.
Print options
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Brandable single wall boxes
Custom printed boxes from ProcuraPack.
Browse single wall boxesFrequently asked questions
On flat panels only, avoiding score lines, flaps, and fold points.
Heavy inserts can compress fluting. Use lightweight card.
Direct flexographic printing adds zero structural impact.
Yes, the cheapest branding option with no box modification.
Only if placed on the top or bottom panel where stacking pressure concentrates.
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