Packmage Carton box templates with 3D modeling effect-corrugated dispensers_display box templates

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ027

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ028

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ029

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ030

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ031

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ033

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ034

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ035

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ036

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ024

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ025

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ026

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ023

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ022

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ021

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ037

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ019

Packmage corrugated dispensers_display box templates CJ020

 

 

These 3D box templates are all come from Packmage packaging design software, picked from its box library,  you are welcome to share with us about your own packaging design and other opinions via this blog or alex.packmage@gmail.com, more box templates will be released soon.

5 steps to master carton box packaging design

In Packaging industry, Packaging design is always the hottest topic, no matter design studio, prototype factory, packaging manufacturer, even packaging machine factory considered about what they need to improve to help client benefiting the packaging design, there’re lots of excellent software for carton box packaging design, such as artioscad, cimpack, autocad etc. Today I would like to introduce a new carton box packaging design software Packmage to help users get their carton box designed in a few steps:

The first step, select box from the library, Packmage carton box packaging design software offers hundreds of boxes in the library and the quantities updated every week.

Packmage box library

 

The second step is parametric design, modify the box size according to your requirements.

carton box parametric design

 

Here you can modify the parameters in the tablet of the left menu, the box will be adjusted automatically after the parameter value changed, also the user can check the information such as box size, the total length of die-line and folding-line, paper utilization etc.in the parametric design interface.

The Third step is texture, in the texture interface, user can import the graphic design of the box.

texture with graphic design

 

Users can texture the whole box or each individual part of the box according to their requirement, the 4 direction keys can be used for matching the graphic design with the box structural design.

The fourth step is 3D box modeling, with this feature user can check if there’s any flaw with the box structure design during the modeling process.

3D box modeling

 

The Packmage 3D interface is very friendly, user can move the mouse to the button to know the feature. With Packmage 3D users can get the 3D box effect with photo or video so that they can show to clients immediately without proofing.

The fifth step is step and repeat, after the box structure design and graphic design finished, Packmage makeup module can offer the best sort solution for box step and repeat.

Packmage box step and repeat

 

 

With this module, user can step and repeat one or more boxes in one cardboard in order to save cost, also it offers information like paper utilization rate, the total length of die-line, folding line etc. The final file can be exported as DXF or PDF format.

Isn't it easy for carton box design? If you still confused about how to design a carton box you can check Packmage video introduction directly.

Dieline in Packmage carton box design

What is a Dieline?

The dieline is the template for a package. It’s a flattened outline of the cutlines and folds. You cannot create a product package design without one – so don’t even try.
If you took apart a cereal box and flattened it out, you’d be looking at the dieline. The edges of the box are the cutlines and all the seams and creases are the folds and overlaps. It’s basically supermarket origami that must also be sturdy, functional and do a darn good job of attracting the consumer’s interest.
Your dieline must be perfect. You’ll be creating an extremely tight layout, a pixel perfect balancing act between competing design elements, so even loosing an eighth of an inch will often require a reworking of the entire package. This is why I never start a package design without a finalized dieline. Otherwise I’m just guessing and ultimately wasting my time and giving my client a false sense of accomplishment.

So How Do You Create a Dieline?

If you get a finalized dieline straight from the printer (the most likely scenario), it will have the bleed requirements and all the manufacturing notes already on it. This is ideal and if you have that you don’t need this tutorial.
However, sometimes you’ll be working with a client in the early stages. Perhaps they’ll send you a box from another product and direct you to make one just like it. Maybe they’ll FedEx you a bottle or jar and ask you to make a label that maximizes the container’s real estate. Or maybe they’ll send you the product itself and ask you to design a box, clamshell or blister pack to hold it. If this is the case then this tutorial is for you.
Labels and other two dimensional package designs are easy and you can generate perfect dielines for these on your own. However, unless you are reproducing an existing box, working from an existing dieline, or you have extensive experience in CAD applications, you can’t realistically create a perfect three dimensional package dieline on your own. However, you can start the ball rolling and then turn over your dielines, notes, and a sample of the product to a printer or manufacturer and they can use it as the basis for creating a working dieline.

Dieline in Packmage

For begginers, packmage predefined dieline in the box struture, you can check the photoes as follow:
http://packmage.blog.com/files/2011/05/ZW001-buttomlocktray.jpg
Since Packmage predefined dielines and box shapes, it’s much more convenient for new user.

Packmage 3D box modeling new improvements

Packmage 3D box modeling features new improvements will be released soon, there are the details:
1> Solved the 3D high definition compatibility with 64-bits OS systems;
2>3D lights intensity and angles can be adjusted with nice presentation;
3>3D cardboard inside background color has been modified；
4>paperboard of hollow out clipping in 3D presentation improved.