RectangularCustom Lockable Password Tin Box for Candy & Gifts
Gift cards, keepsakes, jewellery and promotional packs
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Rectangular tin boxes and square tin boxes for food, gifts, mints, tea and retail sets. Explore verified sizes and reference prices, then ask us to confirm the right production specification for your market.
RectangularGift cards, keepsakes, jewellery and promotional packs
SquareCakes, cookies, nuts and mixed gift assortments
RectangularCandy, chocolate, biscuits and licensed promotions
RectangularMints, candy tablets and pocket-size snacks
RectangularMints, gum, candy and promotional giveaways
RectangularJewellery, cosmetics, gift sets and confidential keepsakes
RectangularGum, breath mints, lozenges and pocket products
RectangularTea, herbs, spices and compact premium gifts
RectangularGum, small accessories, samples and promotional items
SquareTea, candy, sugar and portable gift packaging
RectangularBiscuits, chocolate assortments and large presentation packs
RectangularGinseng, herbal products, tea and premium food gifts
Shape selection guide
Straight sides and defined corners make rectangular and square tins useful for arranged products, layered food, presentation sets and compact retail packs. The internal plan should be resolved before the outer graphics are finalised.
Provide the product dimensions, piece count, wrap, layer pattern, insert concept, quantity and target market. These inputs reveal whether an existing rectangular or square reference has enough usable space after corner radii and lid clearance are considered.
Lift-off, hinged, sliding, magnetic, lockable and window structures can create very different opening experiences. Each introduces its own tolerances and assembly steps, so structure and artwork should be reviewed together before sampling.
Large panels can support CMYK artwork, metallic effects, matte or gloss varnish and selected embossing. Corners, rolled edges, hinges, locks and window openings must remain part of the artwork feasibility check.
What to decide first
These checks keep product fit, user experience and manufacturing feasibility in the same conversation.
The real pack pattern determines usable length, width and height. Inserts and dividers should be included in the first dimensional layout.
A tin is not a sharp-cornered carton. Formed radii reduce usable space and should be reflected in product fit and artwork placement.
Hinges, sliders, magnets or locks can support repeated use, but they also affect tooling, assembly, packing and final cost.
Practical questions
Answers describe Baoyue's review process and current capability boundaries. Final price, compliance, samples and timing remain project-specific.
The choice follows the packed product arrangement, shelf proportion and opening experience. Both formats need allowance for formed corners, lid fit and internal components.
Existing products include sliding, hinged, magnetic and lockable directions. Availability and feasibility depend on size, structure, quantity and intended use.
Yes, inserts, dividers and retaining components can be reviewed around measured products. Final materials and performance are confirmed through sampling.
Embossing and debossing can be evaluated, but usable areas depend on lid geometry, artwork, forming requirements and tolerances.
Names, sizes and prices are taken from the supplied Baoyue product listings.
No trading-company layer between the project brief and production.
Artwork, finish, packing, quantity and delivery terms are confirmed for each order.
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