PU & Hardcase

Hard case are a very common type of packaging and they are often associated with luxury products. Rigid boxes are typically four times thicker than an average. As mentioned previously, the rigid box has so many variations that it would be nearly impossible to list them all; add on top of the that a plethora of possible extras such as platforms, compartments, magnetic closures, windows, ribbon pulls, handles, etc. But the above examples should give you an idea of the common fundamental size hardcase packaging is not simply about luxury. It can (and should) be considered in lieu of a folding carton when protection and durability during transport and the often rough retail environment are major factors. In addition, in the consumer’s home, where repeated use and storage of the product in the box is an asset, hardcase and PU boxes will add value for your customers.