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Litho-Laminated Packaging

Litho-Laminated Packaging

High-quality printed graphics laminated to corrugated board for packaging that needs both visual impact and structural performance.

Best suited toHigh-graphics corrugated packaging
Built aroundStrength, print quality and handling
CustomisationBoard, structure, graphics and finish
Quote starts withSize, load, quantity and print requirements
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Why this format

Corrugated performance with a premium printed face.

Litho lamination combines high-quality printed graphics with corrugated structural performance. It is useful when a package needs stronger board while still carrying a polished brand presentation.

Retail-ready corrugatedPremium mailersLarge-format cartonsBranded shipping & display
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Build it around the product.

The format is only the starting point. Structure, material, graphics and production should be shaped around what the package actually needs to do.

Structural performance

Structural performance

Select the construction around product weight, handling and shipping needs.

High-graphics print

High-graphics print

Use litho-printed sheets to carry detailed brand graphics onto corrugated structures.

Lamination

Lamination

Bring the printed sheet and structural board together as one finished package.

Converting

Converting

Die cut, score, fold and finish the structure around the final use case.

What can be customized

Define the variables before the quote.

Yebo can use the brief to narrow the most practical combination. Not every option belongs on every project, so final specifications are confirmed during discovery and quoting.

Custom corrugated structure

Shape the outer box around product dimensions, weight and handling. The flute, construction and closures are selected for the intended use.

Litho-printed graphics

Printed sheets can provide detailed branding on a corrugated structure. Artwork, surface finish and quantity help determine the practical production route.

Laminated construction

The printed surface and corrugated board work as a combined construction. Review appearance, stiffness and material requirements before confirming the specification.

Die cutting & scoring

Die cuts and scores establish the shape and fold lines. They should support the product fit, assembly routine and the final opening experience.

Protective inserts where needed

Internal support may be useful for a single product or a kit. Review movement, clearance and how the insert interacts with the outer box.

Retail, shipping or display formats

The same graphic idea may need different structures for shelf display and transport. Start with the channel and handling conditions rather than assuming one format suits every task.

Custom Litho-Laminated Packaging options

Where this format can fit.

These are common use cases, not limits. If your industry is not listed, Yebo can still start from the product and packaging need.

Your Industry
Market

E-commerce / Your Industry

For products that need stronger shipping structure with a branded face.

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What Yebo needs to quote it.

You do not need every answer on day one. These five inputs simply make the first recommendation faster and more useful.

1
Product

What is being packaged?

2
Dimensions

Exact or approximate size / weight.

3
Quantity

Expected run or annual volume.

4
Artwork

Ready, in progress or not started.

5
Timing

Target launch or in-hands date.

Common questions

Before you request the quote.

What is litho-laminated packaging?

It uses a high-quality printed sheet that is laminated to corrugated board, combining graphics with structural strength.

Is it only for shipping boxes?

No. Depending on the structure, it can support retail, e-commerce, promotional and display applications.

Can Yebo prototype the structure first?

Yes. Yebo lists complete design/CAD systems and rapid prototypes among its packaging and display capabilities.

What should I provide for quoting?

Product dimensions and weight, the intended use, quantity, artwork status and any shipping or display constraints are the most useful starting inputs.

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