Custom Printed Sandwich Boxes Wholesale

Cost depends on board grade, carton construction (side seam, tuck, or crash lock), whether a clear film window is added, run length, and any decorative finishing like foil stamping or embossing. Pricing is quoted per project; contact the manufacturer directly with your specifications for an accurate estimate.

Made-to-order cardboard and paperboard cartons come from converting houses with in-house die-cutting and gluing equipment. Michigan Paper Die handles material from .002 to .080 inch thick, covering lightweight paperboard through corrugated, and builds custom dies for each carton design based on your project specs.

Yes. Inline window removal during die-cutting creates the aperture, and clear film window patching is applied to that opening, letting customers see the sandwich inside. This is the standard construction used across grab-and-go and deli packaging.

Sandwich cartons are produced from paperboard, chipboard or corrugated stock ranging from .002 to .080 inch thick, depending on the weight and protection the product requires. Board and coating selection also affects food-contact suitability, which should be confirmed before production.

This is a trade finishing and converting operation: printed sheets are supplied by the customer or their printer, and the work performed is die-cutting, scoring, gluing and finishing, including optional foil stamping and embossing, rather than in-house printing.

Short and medium production runs are supported, making this suitable for catering, events and smaller food-service programs as well as larger recurring orders. Contact the manufacturer with your volume needs to receive a project-specific quote and scheduling details.