Rolled Edge Cylinder Packaging
A rolled edge is the most familiar form a cylinder box takes: the mouth of the body and of the lid is curled inwards. It does two jobs at once — it stiffens the rim so the box resists crushing, and it leaves a soft edge in the hand.
This is the family we use most. From gift boxes to dry food, from sock and t-shirt packaging to promotional sets, if your product does not need a special barrier this is the right starting point.
Four constructions
Butt Jointed Paper Tubes (3-Piece Shoulder Tube)
The most economical build; the lid seats on a spigot inside the body and closes flush.
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Telescopic Paper Tubes (2-Piece Tube)
The lid wraps almost the whole body; it reads as a luxury presentation and nests in storage.
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Clear Bodied Paper Tubes
Transparent body with a cardboard lid and base — for when the product itself is the display.
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Windowed Paper Tubes
A window cut into the body, left open or closed with clear film.
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