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This custom rigid cardboard drawer box combines a grayboard outer sleeve with a sliding tray and a product-shaped foam insert for consumer electronics. The black presentation shown here separates the main device and accessory areas while keeping the exterior available for custom branding.
Choose 2 mm, 3 mm or a custom board thickness, then develop the box dimensions and insert around the actual product. The sleeve-to-tray fit, cavity layout and surface finish should be approved together. Compare our drawer packaging box range when selecting the opening format.
Core Specifications
| Type de produit | Custom rigid cardboard slide-drawer box |
|---|---|
| Core material | Grayboard |
| Board thickness | 2 mm / 3 mm; custom thickness by project |
| Structure | Outer sleeve with a sliding inner tray |
| Interior | Custom-shaped foam insert; other insert / lining options available |
| Dimensions | Custom length × width × height |
| Terminer | Matte lamination, with additional printing and decoration options |
| Demande | Consumer electronics, electronic accessories and gift presentation |
| Logo / color | Custom logo artwork and color |
| Standard MOQ | 500 pieces |
Key Features & Buyer Benefits
01. Sliding product reveal
An inner tray slides from the outer sleeve to reveal the packed device and accessories. Approve the fit so the tray opens as intended without excessive looseness or friction.
02. Grayboard core options
Select 2 mm, 3 mm or a custom core thickness according to box dimensions, product weight and the required structure. Increasing board thickness also affects the internal clearance.
03. Product-shaped foam interior
A foam insert can be developed around the actual device, cable or accessory arrangement. Confirm the cavity layout, removal access and material specification on the sample.
04. Custom exterior branding
Coordinate the matte finish, logo placement, colors and decorative processes with the sleeve design. Approve the physical print and finishing sample before production.
Customization Options
| Dimensions / core | Custom size; 2 mm, 3 mm or custom grayboard |
|---|---|
| Interior | Product-shaped foam or agreed alternative |
| Image de marque | Custom logo, colors and finishing |
| Pull detail | Specify pull position and attachment on the drawing |
Electronic Sets & Gift Presentation
Use the black drawer direction for consumer-electronics presentation, accessory organization and branded sets when the agreed size and insert suit the products. Review the packed weight and protection needs separately for transport.
The green jewelry image illustrates another drawer-family styling and lining direction, rather than the same electronics configuration. For gift projects, explore gift packaging layouts and develop the interior for the items actually being packed.
How to Choose the Right Electronics Drawer Box
Start with the packed product and choose the configuration that answers your main requirement.
| The device has several accessories | Develop the cavity layout around the device, cables and tools before sizing the box. |
|---|---|
| Drawer movement is critical | Approve sleeve-to-tray fit after wrapping and finishing. |
| The device is heavy | Review board, insert support and pull arrangement with the loaded sample. |
| Electrostatic sensitivity applies | Specify required ESD properties and documentation for the exact insert material. |
Sleeve, Tray & Insert Planning
Develop the outer sleeve, inner tray and insert as a coordinated set. The sleeve must accommodate the tray and wrapping layers, while the insert must leave enough space for the device, accessories and product removal.
| Sliding clearance | Review the finished sleeve and tray together; no universal clearance is specified. |
|---|---|
| Product layout | Provide device dimensions, accessory count, packed weight and intended orientation. |
| Removal access | Allow the buyer to remove the device and accessories without damaging the presentation. |
| Sample review | Check sliding fit, cavity fit, printed finish and the complete packed configuration. |
For additional layout guidance, explore our electronics packaging options for devices, cables and accessory sets.
Product-Specific Buying Questions
| How tight should the drawer feel? | Set the intended slide feel on the finished wrapped sample; fit changes with material and finishing. |
|---|---|
| Can the pull detail support the loaded tray? | Check the pull attachment and removal sequence using the actual packed weight. |
| Is black foam anti-static? | Color does not establish ESD performance. Any anti-static requirement needs a defined material specification and verification. |
Grayboard Thickness & Custom Dimensions
The available core options are 2 mm, 3 mm and custom thickness. Choose the core according to the box span, depth, product weight and required presentation. The selected thickness affects external size, internal space and the sleeve-to-tray relationship.
| 2 mm core | An available grayboard thickness option; verify suitability with the project dimensions. |
|---|---|
| 3 mm core | An available thicker core option; approve the finished fit and usable interior. |
| Custom thickness | Review against the box size and packed product requirements. |
| Box dimensions | Custom length × width × height with units stated. |
| Measurement convention | Identify internal or external dimensions; confirm usable space after the insert is fitted. |
Keep the rigid box core and any protective outer shipping package as separate material specifications. Confirm the actual core grade and wrapping paper in the approved material schedule.
Logo, Color & Surface Finishing
Matte lamination is an available finish for the drawer-box exterior. Custom logo and pattern artwork can be coordinated with CMYK or agreed Pantone color references. Approve the physical paper, print and finishing result when appearance is important.
| Maquette du logo | Custom branding positioned on the sleeve or other agreed print areas. |
|---|---|
| Printing / color | CMYK full-color artwork and agreed Pantone references. |
| Foil / decorative effects | Foil stamping, silver foil or holographic effects, as specified. |
| Surface detail | UV printing, embossing, debossing, textured effects and die-cutting options. |
| Finish selection | Matte or other agreed lamination; final compatibility reviewed with the paper and artwork. |
Keep the logo away from moving edges and high-contact areas where the approved layout requires clearance. Separate finishing layers should identify the intended decoration areas.
Foam Inserts & Interior Alternatives
The black example shows a shaped foam interior. The exact cavity arrangement, foam type, density and thickness are project-specific. A photograph does not establish a cushioning rating, antistatic property or test result.
| Foam / sponge | Develop cavity shape, support areas and removal clearance for the intended device. |
|---|---|
| Paperboard / kraft corrugated insert | Consider as an alternative interior construction when the product and layout permit. |
| Plastic insert | Review fit, appearance and material requirements for the project. |
| Satin or soft lining | An optional presentation treatment where appropriate. |
| Electronics-specific requirements | State any antistatic, ESD or other material requirement and confirm documentation for the selected configuration. |
Submit the actual device or a controlled drawing when fit is critical. Check the sample using the intended accessories and complete packed arrangement rather than the box alone.
Drawer Format or Another Opening Style?
A drawer structure uses a sliding tray and sleeve. A hinged magnetic box, separate lid-and-base box or folding carton creates a different opening experience and needs a separate construction review.
For a hinged reveal, compare magnetic packaging structures. Use the guide to choose the format before finalizing the device layout; it does not make every pictured structure a feature of this drawer box.
What Affects the Price?
A project quotation covers the complete approved configuration. Compare the same material, structure, interior and packing scope when evaluating offers.
| Box dimensions | Device layout and clearance define the sleeve and tray area. |
|---|---|
| Grayboard thickness | 2 mm, 3 mm or custom core changes material and conversion. |
| Foam insert | Material, cavity count and cutting complexity affect the interior. |
| Pull arrangement | Attachment method and selected detail change components. |
| Artwork / finish | Print coverage and decoration affect process scope. |
| Packing / quantity | Variant split, shipping pack and quantity affect the final quote. |
MOQ, Production Schedule & Packing
| Standard MOQ | 500 pieces |
|---|---|
| 500–1,000 pieces | Estimated production lead time: 23 days |
| 1,001–5,000 pieces | Estimated production lead time: 24 days |
| 5,001–50,000 pieces | Estimated production lead time: 25 days |
| Above 50,000 pieces | Schedule by agreement |
| Sample arrangements | Specification, cost and timing confirmed for the project |
| Reference single-package size | 15 × 15 × 5 cm; shipment packing data, not internal box dimensions |
| Reference packed gross weight | 0.1 kg; not the net weight of every custom box |
| Final packing | Confirm actual unit packing, carton quantities, carton dimensions and gross weight for the order |
Confirm the schedule start conditions, artwork and sample approval in the quotation. Custom dimensions and insert changes may change the packing figures; use the final order data for freight planning.
Customization & Approval Process
- Provide device and accessory dimensions, weights, quantity and the intended use.
- Agree the grayboard thickness, box dimensions, sleeve and tray construction.
- Develop the insert cavities, removal space and material specification.
- Prepare the dieline, logo artwork, color references and finishing layers.
- Confirm the quotation and sample arrangement.
- Approve sliding fit, device fit, appearance and the complete packed configuration.
- Proceed with the approved specification for production, inspection and packing.
Quality Control & Approval Checks
Agree on the checks and acceptance criteria in the purchase specification. Use the approved drawing, artwork and physical sample as the reference; any required test method or report must be specified for the selected configuration.
| Drawer fit | Check sliding movement after wrapping and finishing. |
|---|---|
| Device cavities | Verify device and accessory dimensions, clearance and removal. |
| Pull attachment | Check the agreed pull detail with the loaded tray. |
| Terminer | Compare matte appearance, print registration and edges. |
| Electronics requirements | Review any specified material documentation and complete transport pack. |
Packing & Shipping Requirements
| Tray security | Specify how the loaded tray is held during handling and shipment. |
|---|---|
| Electronics protection | Agree device wrapping, cavity support and any required ESD configuration. |
| Outer shipping carton | Develop for the complete device set and intended delivery conditions. |
| Logistics references | 15 × 15 × 5 cm and 0.1 kg are shipment references; use final order figures for freight. |
Buyer Technical Notes
- Confirm the grayboard core grade and wrapping paper separately in the approved specification.
- Check sleeve-to-tray fit after wrapping, printing and finishing, not just on an unwrapped blank.
- Use the actual device and accessories to approve the insert layout.
- Specify any electronics material requirement and verify the selected documentation; color alone does not establish material performance.
- Evaluate the outer shipping package and internal protection for the delivery conditions.
- Agree the final packing dimensions and gross weight before freight calculations.
Before Bulk Ordering
- Device and accessory dimensions, weights and item count.
- Required internal box dimensions and measurement units.
- Board thickness, wrapping paper and exterior color.
- Foam or alternative insert material, layout and removal details.
- Logo artwork, printing and finishing requirements.
- Order quantity, sample requirement and acceptance points.
- Packed-protection requirements, delivery destination and requested date.
What We Need for a Quote
- Device and accessory dimensions, weight and orientation.
- Box dimensions, core thickness and sleeve/tray requirement.
- Insert layout, material, removal space and any ESD requirement.
- Quantity, pull detail, logo, color and finishing.
- Sample request, shipping packing, destination and target date.
FAQ sur les produits
01. What material and thickness options are available?
The box uses a grayboard core. The available thickness options are 2 mm, 3 mm and custom thickness. Confirm the chosen core, wrapping paper and finished dimensions in the approved specification.
02. Can the foam insert be customized?
Yes. Provide the device and accessory dimensions or samples so the cavity layout and removal space can be developed. Foam material, density, thickness and any special electronics requirements must be specified for the project.
03. Is a black foam insert automatically antistatic?
Do not use color or appearance as proof of an antistatic or ESD property. If the electronics project has such a requirement, state it in the inquiry and confirm the selected material documentation before sample approval.
04. Can the box size and color be customized?
Yes. Supply the required length × width × height, units and whether the measurements are internal or external. Provide artwork and agreed color references for the exterior.
05. Which printing and finishing options are available?
Options include matte lamination, foil stamping, silver foil, UV printing, holographic decoration, embossing, debossing, textured effects and project-specific die-cutting. Review the selected combination with the actual paper and artwork.
06. Are other insert materials available?
Paperboard, kraft/corrugated paper, sponge or foam, plastic, satin lining and custom options can be reviewed. They are alternatives rather than components automatically supplied together.
07. What is the MOQ?
The standard MOQ is 500 pieces. Confirm the final size, insert, print and finishing specification in the project quotation.
08. What is the estimated production lead time?
The estimates are 23 days for 500–1,000 pieces, 24 days for 1,001–5,000 pieces and 25 days for 5,001–50,000 pieces. Orders above 50,000 pieces require an agreed schedule. Confirm artwork, sample approval and production start conditions in the quotation.
09. Does 15 × 15 × 5 cm describe the box itself?
It is reference single-package information, not a verified internal box measurement. Product dimensions are customized; confirm the finished box and shipment packing dimensions separately.
10. Can I request a sample before ordering?
Yes. Include the box size, device layout, insert material and artwork requirements in the request. Sample format, cost and timing are confirmed for the selected project.
Options d'emballage associées
For further comparison, explore Drawer Packaging Boxes et Electronics Packaging Boxes. Choose the structure according to your product layout, opening method and handling requirements.
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