​What are the differences between mid-range cartons and high-end cartons?

　Mid-range carton and high-grade carton in a number of aspects there are significant differences, these differences are mainly reflected in the material, production process, design, load-bearing capacity and application scenarios.

　　Carton material and production process

　　Carton material: High-grade cartons often use higher quality paper materials, such as heavier kraft paper or high-quality corrugated paper. These materials have better abrasion resistance, compression resistance and water resistance, and can provide better protection. In contrast, mid-range cartons may use slightly inferior paper materials, and their physical properties may be slightly inferior to those of high-grade cartons.

　　Production process: the production process of high-grade carton is more sophisticated, including printing, cutting, gluing and other aspects are more delicate. This not only makes the appearance of high-grade carton more beautiful, but also improves its overall quality and durability. The mid-range carton may be relatively simple in the production process to meet the general packaging needs.

　　Carton design and appearance

　　Carton design: High-grade cartons tend to have a more sophisticated and personalised design that can be tailored to the product's characteristics and brand image. Design elements include patterns, text, colours, etc., all of which can present a high-class visual effect. While the design of mid-range carton may be relatively simple, more focused on practicality and cost-effectiveness.

　　Carton Appearance: The appearance of high-grade cartons is usually flatter and smoother, with no obvious imperfections or burrs. The printing effect is also clearer and more uniform, which can leave a deep impression. In contrast, the appearance of mid-range cartons may be slightly rougher.

　　Carton weight capacity and application scenarios

　　Carton weight-bearing capacity: high-grade cartons have a stronger weight-bearing capacity due to the use of better materials and production processes. This makes the high-grade carton suitable for packing goods with large weight or irregular shape. The weight-bearing capacity of medium-grade cartons may be relatively weaker, more suitable for packaging lighter weight or regular shape of the goods.

　　Carton application scenario: High-grade cartons are widely used in high-end commodities, gift packaging and other fields to enhance the overall quality and image of the product. While medium-grade cartons are more often used in general commodity packaging and logistics transport and other fields.

　　There are significant differences between mid-range cartons and high-grade cartons in terms of material, production process, design, load-bearing capacity and application scenarios. When choosing cartons, comprehensive consideration should be made according to specific needs and budget.