MARBER BOXES
Marber box factory designs and manufactures custom rigid cardboard-lined boxes.
Looking for customized covered hard boxes for your products? Do you need high quality, eco-friendly packaging?
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WHO IS MARBER?
Marber box factory in Verolanuova (Brescia) is one of Italy's leading companies active in the production of covered and customized boxes, cases and cardboard packaging of the highest quality.
From jewelry to perfumes, eyewear to leather goods, chocolates to wine bottles, canned games to eyewear--if you have in mind the perfect box in which to present your product, here we have all the technology you need to make it.
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SOME EXAMPLES OF THE BOXES PRODUCED IN MARBER
Marber "Emily Tray" – The first cardboard food tray for hotels
Customized cross boxes (bottom + lid):
Customized monocuvettes (box with the lid attached):
“Creative” boxes (complex shapes for high-end products such as wines and leather goods) customized:
Customized T-cases (ideal for book cases):
Examples of “cross” boxes
Below: examples of “cross” boxes
These are boxes made of rigid cardboard covered with printed paper. They normally consist of a bottom and a lid and are square or rectangular in shape. They are typically used as packaging for canned games, chocolates, and clothing items such as footwear and shirts. Resistant to time and wear and tear, they can have ennobled finishes with post-printing treatments on the paper: glossy/matte/scratch-resistant matte/softTouch lamination, inkwell UV, selective and thickened UV, Screen Printing, Glitter, Hot Stamping, Embossing and Dry Desbossing.
Examples of “T” shaped boxes
Here below: examples of “T” shaped enclosures
These are “open boxes.” They are always made of rigid cardboard covered with printed paper. They are typically used as packaging for books, dictionary, CD, blu-ray. Resistant to time and wear and tear, they can have ennobled finishes with post-printing treatments on the paper: glossy/matte/scratch-resistant matte/softTouch lamination, inkpad UV, selective and thickened UV, Screen Printing, Glitter, Hot Stamping, Embossing and Dry Desbossing.
Examples of “monocuvette” model boxes.
Here below: Examples of “monocuvette” model boxes.
Also called “Ecolboxes,” these are boxes in which the lid is an integral part of the box. They are always made of rigid cardboard covered with printed paper. They are typically used as packaging in perfumery and beauty products-especially if they are to enclose multiple bottles in a single product. Resistant to time and wear and tear, they can have ennobled finishes with post-printing treatments on the paper: glossy/matte/scratch-resistant matte/softTouch lamination, inkpad UV, selective and thickened UV, Silkscreen, Glitter, Hot Stamping, Embossing and Dry Desbossing.
Examples of “creative” model boxes
Here below: Examples of “creative” model boxes.
Cardboard boxes with combined and complex structures. They are always made of rigid cardboard covered with printed paper. They are normally obtained from the composition of simpler structures, which are assembled to achieve often surprising results. They are often used in “Limited Edition” product packaging or for “gift boxes” of corporate gadgets, events or shows. Resistant to time and wear and tear, they can have ennobled finishes with post-printing treatments on the paper: glossy / matte / matte anti-scratch / softTouch lamination, inkwell UV, selective and thickened UV, Screen Printing, Glitter, Hot Stamping, Embossing and Dry Desbossing.
