As a fast food business, you will agree that French fries are one of the most popular snacks in the USA. You can find them anywhere from fast food restaurants to street food in various forms. No one can deny the deep-fried deliciousness of these potato fries, no matter whether they are served along a burger and dipped into your milkshake. But the point of concern is that these food items are tasty and delicious until they are hot and crispy. If they get soggy, they lose the flavor and crisp that people love. Not all people prefer to eat fast food items at restaurants. Instead, they love to take out or order online, and they enjoy it with friends at their comfort place. They will taste delicious only if they are hot and crisp; otherwise, they are of no use. How can you keep fries crisp and hot when they reach the doorstep of customers? Simple, just use French fry boxes in attractive color schemes and designs that become the center of attention. We at MyBoxPrinting offer French fry boxes in greaseproof materials that deliver hot fries straight from the kitchen. Contact us for a quote! ...read more read less
| Dimensions | All Custom Sizes & Shapes |
|---|---|
| Printing | CMYK, PMS, No Printing |
| Paper Stock | 10pt to 28pt (60lb to 400lb) Eco-Friendly Kraft, E-flute Corrugated, Bux Board, Cardstock |
| Quantities | 100 - 500,000 |
| Coating | Gloss, Matte, Spot UV |
| Default Process | Die Cutting, Gluing, Scoring, Perforation |
| Options | Custom Window Cut Out, Gold/Silver Foiling, Embossing, Raised Ink, PVC Sheet. |
| Proof | Flat View, 3D Mock-up, Physical Sampling (On request) |
| Turn Around Time | 4-6 Business Days , Rush |
This style of folding cartons has three tab locks on the top lid that tuck in to close the box. These flaps tuck into the holes for closing the product without the need for any adhesive or glue.
Cherry locks, also known as friction locks or snap locks, contain two ear-shaped flaps. These flaps help to lock the box without the need for any adhesive or glue.
A Roll End Tray is also known as a walker lock tray or tray with self-locking ends. The tray folds over the side walls, and the small tabs fit into the slot, ensuring a secure closure without any adhesive.
The tear strips are the kind of perforated line or strips you can pull to open a box without the need for any tool. The removed tear strip also leaves a mark that the box was opened.
The tuck top lid is hinged to the box base that contains a flap on the top. The flap tucks into the slot to secure the box. This style is commonly used for folding cartons, corrugated boxes and mailer boxes.
Perforation in packaging contains small holes or cuts that facilitate easy opening, product ventilation, moisture control, and portioning. It makes it easy to tear the material.
Black Kraft
It is a clean and attractive solid black color. That is depicting a touch of luxury. It is eco-friendly yet printable. Mostly foil printings are a perfect option for them.
Card Stock
This is thicker than normal paper and is used for making postcards. Cardstock paper can be coated or uncoated.
Holographic
These are famous and widely used in the cosmetic and apparel industry. It gives 3D effects from any angle to create attractive packaging.
Grey Chipboard
It is made from recycled material, also known as uncoated recycled paperboard. This is mainly used for its sturdiness and thickness.
Mettalic
Metallic paper features a high-gloss metallic look, with excellent printability features, strong fold and tear-resistant, and is specifically used for premium packaging.
Natural Brown Kraft
It is popular among those with eco-conscious brands and organic products. This material offers a rustic, earthy look. which gives them a feel of nature and sustainable packaging.
Textured Material
These papers have an uneven texture that is appealing. Mostly, these surfaces work great for embossing and debossing purposes.
White Kraft
The strength of Kraft and a clean, natural appearance are a great combination. White Kraft is often used where brands want an eco-friendly appearance but with a bright, printable surface.
Bux Board
Bux Board is a thick type of paperboard made from recycled paper stock. It is an eco-friendly and durable material for the packaging of fragile and retail products. Available in thicknesses of 10pt to 28pt.
Cardboard
Cardboard is a durable material made from paper pulp or recycled fibres. It is a budget-friendly material ideal for e-commerce products, shipping boxes, and product packaging. Available in thicknesses of 10pt to 28pt.
Coated Paper
Coated paper is a paper material treated with a coating to improve its smoothness, brightness, and printable surface. The coating for this material is made from clay, chalk, or other materials. Ideal for premium product packaging and food packaging.
Corrugate Cardboard
Corrugated Cardboard is a triple-layered material made by corrugating a layer between the two cardboard layers. The inner layer may be Kraft, recycled paper, or test paper. It is sturdy enough for the packaging and shipping of heavyweight items.
Paper Board
Paperboard is a durable paper-based material thicker than paper. This material is made from virgin wood fibres or recycled materials, ideal for product packaging.
Rigid Stock
Rigid Stock is a luxury material resulting from the blending of card stock and paper stock. It is a high-quality, non-bending, and sturdy material for the packaging of luxury and limited-edition products like watches, jewelry, and gift items.
Wax Paper
Wax Paper is made from cellulose that has a food-safe coating resistant to fats and oils. This paper material is ideal for food packaging and take-out orders to prevent grease and oil from spoiling the carry bags.
Offset Printing
Offset lithography is a three-step method of commercial printing. It works on the principle that oil and water repel each other. It uses three cylinders. It transfers the image from the printing plate to the rubber plate, then to the paper.
Digital Print
Digital Printing is a modern printing process that does not use a printing plate. It transfers the image directly onto the paper using CMYK inks. It is Ideal for printing on cardstock, folding cartons, fabrics, plastic, and synthetic substrates.
UV Print
UV printing is a fast digital printing technique that uses high-intensity UV lamps to dry and cure the ink. This technique is ideal for 3D printing on cylindrical objects like cups and bottles. The ink does not smudge on the paper.
Scodix Digital Enhancement
This printing technique applies premium and high-quality digital embellishments and finishes to printed materials. It creates 3D effects, foiling, and metallic textures directly onto the paper without using plates or molds. Best for packaging, business and greeting cards, and book covers.
Water-based Inks
Sustainable and responsible alternative to traditional solvent-based inks. The water-based inks use water as the main solvent. They are made from water, acrylic resins, and organic solvents that quickly absorb into the fabric. They produce rich, high-quality, and colorful prints.
Soy/Vegetable Based Inks
Vegetable inks are renewable and recyclable inks made with vegetable oil, soybean oil, or corn oil. They are an eco-friendly alternative to petroleum-based inks that reduce the VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) in the air while printing.
Fluorescent Color Inks
The fluorescent color inks make the printing glow extra bright. The special ink has tiny glowing bits that make the designs pop on the substrates. The main fluorescent colors for inks include pink, green, orange, yellow, and blue.
Oil Based Inks
Oil based inks are composed of soybean, vegetable, or mineral oils, hydrocarbons, and pigments. These inks are famous for their vibrant colors, excellent adhesion, longevity, and rich color output. They are great for printing on folding cartons, mailers, and paper bags.
Pantone
Inks based on the PMS, which is a standardized color reproduction system. These inks are pre-mixed spot colors resulting from a precise ink formula. Each color is assigned a PMS number on the Pantone color chart. Best for company logos.
Pantone Metallic
Pantone metallic inks are special printing inks that add a metallic shine to the printed materials. These inks contain fine metal flakes like aluminum and brass to ensure an eye-catching metallic effect in packaging.
Anti Scratch Lamination
BOPP (biaxially oriented polypropylene) lamination, which resists scratches, scuffs, and fingerprints. Provides a smooth finish with added protection for boxes that are handled heavily.
Aqueous Coating
A fast-drying, water-based finish that provides light protection and a clean surface feel. Comes in gloss or matte, this eco-friendly coating is great for boxed printed pieces and also resists fingerprints and minor scuffs.
Lamination Finishing
A thin film is layered onto the surface of the box to improve durability and moisture resistance. Perfect for protecting full-color designs and maintaining box integrity through shipping or retail handling.
Matte Lamination
Adds a velvet touch to your packaging, leaving a soft matte surface that feels premium to the touch. This is ideal for brands that are interested in a more physical, elegant unboxing experience where shine and glare have been removed.
Soft Touch Coating
Adds a velvet touch to your packaging, leaving a soft matte surface that feels premium to the touch. This is ideal for brands that are interested in a more physical, elegant unboxing experience where shine and glare have been removed.
Soft Touch Silk Lamination
It combines the soft-touch feel of a paper with the durability of lamination. It is available in matte or satin and provides a luxurious finish, making it a great option for retail and subscription packaging.
Spot Glass UV
Gloss coating is applied to specific areas of the print, contributing contrast and focus. Commonly used on logos or text to create shine against a matte background. Coating is UV cured to allow for durability.
Varnish
A clear coating that adds shine, smoothness, and print protection. It can be applied with CMYK presses and comes in gloss, satin, or matte finishes. Great for making colors pop and keeping expenses low.
Natural Kraft Paperboard Insert
Inserts or compartments made of 100% recyclable material that offer cushioning in the shipping boxes. This material is a blend of virgin and recycled paper pulp that gives a natural brown color. Available in thickness from 12 pt. to 28 pt.
Folding Carton Box Divider Inserts
These inserts are custom-fitted to secure products in place, protect fragile products that need extra protection. They are made from paperboard, which makes them great for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and food packaging.
Natural Kraft Corrugated Insert
These inserts are made from unbleached Kraft corrugated material. They keep the things in place in the packaging and offer a cushioning effect. These inserts are best for organizing fragile items, foods, electronics, and glassware.
Corrugated Box Divider Inserts
These inserts are made of durable corrugated cardboard to divide the interior space of the box. These dividers keep the products in their place, separate from each other, and protect fragile items.
PVC Patching Cards
PVC patching cards are made from Polyvinyl chloride, which is a waterproof material. They are suitable for outdoor application. They allow Pantone color matching and 3D design elements that deliver temporary information.
Ribbon Handles
Ribbon handles are soft and fabric straps that are added to the paper bags carrying paper bags and add a stylish look. The ribbons are of cotton or satin material, perfect for shopping bags, gift bags, and other types of packaging.
Embossing
Embossing raises the branding and design elements on the surface of packaging. The customer can touch and feel the raised elements. This leaves a lasting impression on their sensory memory about your brand.
Debossing
Debossing is the opposite of embossing. In this technique, the design and branding elements are imprinted into the packaging. The imprinted design makes the customers interested in the packaging.
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FAQ's Explore answers to some relevant questions about creating a custom box. If you've any query, feel free to contact us!
The French fry containers are also called French fry cups, fry boxes, and fry holders.
French fries taste better at restaurants than at home because of their method of frying. At restaurants, they double-fry the potato sticks that increase their crispness.
The French people don't call them fried potatoes. They use a posh word for French fries that is pommes frites.
Yes, our fry boxes are made with materials that retain heat to keep the fries hot and fresh.
The most popular packaging style for French fries is the open-top box or sleeve style box.
The fries need the steam to escape; otherwise, they get soggy. The vent holes are added to the packaging so that the steam is not locked.
