USB Cable Boxes.

A coil insert, a card the cable wraps around, holds it in a loop that stays put. Left loose, the coil unspools inside the carton and the pack opens as a tangle, which reads as used stock. The insert is cut from the same boxboard as the carton, so it adds very little cost.

A wrap card or a tie does the same job on lower-spec packs.

Connector types at both ends, then length, then wattage and data speed. Shoppers scan for those before they look at a brand, so the panel is laid out spec-first and the logo takes what is left. We do not build brand-led front panels for cables because the specification is what sells the product.

Across a range we keep the layout fixed so a short and a long version differ only in the length figure.

Yes, with a reinforced patch at the peg hole because this product sells from a hook. Extra material around the hole stops it tearing out during handling on a busy peg. The footprint is kept compact so more units fit per hook, and the barcode is placed to scan without unhooking the pack.

Yes, through a window panel, where braid or colour is a selling point. Clear window film shows a braided cable against a moulded one without adding text. Full CMYK on folding boxboard is the standard print, matte lamination goes on premium braided lines, and kraft natural suits the recycled-fibre positioning most cable buyers now assume.

Common cartons are 4 by 4 by 1 inch and 5 by 4 by 1.25 inches. The coil diameter sets the face and the connector housing sets the depth, with the larger size covering longer cables and chunkier plugs. A range of lengths usually shares one carton size so the peg display looks uniform.

The order floor is 500 units for each size and artwork. Length variants in one range often share a dieline, so only the print changes between them. Tiers above 1,000 reduce the price and the run can go to 100,000.

Standard turnaround is 7 to 10 business days after the proof is approved. Rush service is 5 to 7 business days. Samples arrive in 5 to 7 business days and are useful for checking the coil insert holds your cable gauge and that the peg hole sits square.

Sample fees are credited to the production run, and dieline work is at no charge.

Yes, we build a shipper-rated version of the same footprint in E-flute corrugated. The retail carton on folding boxboard is fine going out by the case. Where a single pack has to travel alone through a parcel network it needs the extra impact resistance. Both boards go in ordinary paper recycling, and recycled fibre is the default for this product because buyers now expect it.