A carton factory, not a trading desk
We print, die-cut, glue and inspect in one building in Ningbo. Nothing is subcontracted, which is why we can give you a firm date instead of a hopeful one.
How we got here
We started in 2008 as a two-press shop supplying local supplement fillers. The first export order came in 2013 — a 6,000-piece run for a supplement brand in Ohio that had been let down by a supplier who shipped cartons 2 mm out of square and would not reprint.
That order shaped how the company works. We rebuilt around three ideas: hold the tolerance, document the material, and answer the same day. Everything since — the in-house finishing, the testing budget, the English-speaking account team — comes from those three.
Today roughly 70% of our output goes to North America, mostly supplement cartons between 1,000 and 50,000 pieces per SKU. We are deliberately not the cheapest quote in your inbox. We are the one that does not need a second run.
Equipment
Everything on this list is on site. If a supplier cannot tell you the model of their press, ask what happens when your colour drifts on run three.
| Stage | Capacity |
|---|---|
| Offset press | 6-colour + coater, 1020 × 720 mm |
| Offset press | 5-colour, 740 × 520 mm |
| Digital | HP Indigo class, sheet-fed |
| Die-cutting | 2 × automatic platen, 750 × 550 mm |
| Folding-gluing | 3 × auto folder-gluer, straight and crash-lock |
| Finishing | Laminator, hot-foil, emboss, window patcher |
Quality control
Four gates, every run. The report ships with the cartons.
- Incoming board. Caliper, moisture content and brightness checked against the mill certificate.
- First-off approval. First 50 sheets measured against the approved proof — colour, register, die position. Production does not start until signed.
- In-run sampling. Every 500 sheets pulled and checked to ISO 2859-1, level II, AQL 2.5.
- Pre-shipment. Carton count, glue bond, flat-pack dimension and a photographic report sent before the container leaves.
Six stages, one building
Board comes in at one end and palletised cartons leave at the other. Printing, die-cutting, gluing and hand assembly are all under this roof, so the date we give you is a date we control.
Before the container
Finished cartons are counted, strapped and photographed on the pallet before the truck is loaded. The count sheet and the photos reach you the same day — not after the container has cleared customs.
If a pallet is short, you hear it from us while there is still time to reprint it, not six weeks later when you are short of cartons in the middle of a production run.
Certifications
Copies available with any quotation.