From the very initial design and development phases, we work in close collaboration with your teams to deliver bespoke projects that reflect your brand.

Once the prototype has been validated and deemed feasible, the production phase can begin. The box is created by machine and we make around 8,000 units every day.

Prior to this, a robot retrieves the sheets of paper using a suction cup and will then apply the adhesive. Another robot then forms the cardboard base by taping the four sides.

The machine gives us a 0.1mm margin of error, which allows us to avoid faults.

A third robot then presses the box to give it the desired shape as well as optimal adhesion. Our quality controls during the development phase also include tests to check resistance against weight and packaging methods in order to guarantee a solid result.

For the wrapping phase, we have machines capable of automatically carrying out this task. But for the most complex finishes, we prefer to rely on the dexterity of our qualified staff. This involves covering the cardboard packaging with the chosen material. At the end of this phase, a quality expert inspects the work carried out on the boxes.