Document Folder
A document folder is a storage and organization tool designed to hold and protect important papers, documents, and other materials. Typically made of durable materials like cardboard, plastic, or leather, it features a foldable design with pockets or compartments to keep papers organized. Document folders are commonly used in offices,...
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 Dimensions
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All custom sizes & shapes |
 Min.quantity
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50 Boxes ( Hardproof Sample Option Available ) |
 Default process
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Die cutting, gluing, scoring, perforation |
 Printing
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Cmyk, pms, no printing |
 Options
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Custom window cut out, gold/silver foiling, embossing, raised ink, pvc sheet. |
 Turn around time
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10-12 business days , rush |
 Paper stock
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10pt to 28pt (60lb to 400lb) eco-friendly Kraft, e-flute corrugated, bux board, cardstock |
 Proof
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Flat view, 3d mock-up, physical sampling (on Request) |
Food & Beverage Packaging
A water based coating that creates a semi gloss surface.
Food Safe Coating
A coating applied on the inner side of the box to make it
food-safe.
Gloss Lamination
A thin layer of lamination that makes the box surface glossy.
Food & Beverage Packaging
A water based coating that creates a semi gloss surface.
Metallic Coating
A metallic layer of coating applied to give an extra shine to your
box.
Pearlescent Coating
A decorative coating to give surface an extra shine.
Soft Touch Coating
A coating that produces smooth surface. Its considered a cheaper
alternative to lamination.
UV Coating
UV-cured coating that can be done for spot and flood applications.
Matte Lamination
A thin lamination that gives the box a matte surface.
Embossing and Debossing
A process that creates a raised or recessed pattern on the
surface.
Metallic Foil Stamping
Hot foil transferred onto paper using stamping method.
Spot UV
UV gloss coating cured on specific areas.
Window Cut-Out
A process where a cut-out is created on the box.
PET Window Patching
A method to apply a transparent plastic film covering the cut-out.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A document folder is a tool used for organizing and storing various types of documents, papers, and files. It helps keep your important papers in one place, making them easy to access and preventing them from getting lost or damaged. Document folders are commonly used in offices, educational settings, and for personal organization.
There is a wide variety of document folders to choose from. Some common types include pocket folders, file folders, presentation folders, expanding folders, and hanging folders. Each type is designed for specific purposes. Pocket folders are suitable for basic document storage, while presentation folders are often used for professional presentations. Expanding folders can hold a large number of documents, and hanging folders are typically used in filing cabinets.
To organize your document folder effectively, follow these steps:
Labeling: Use clear, concise labels on the folder to indicate its contents. Color coding or using a labelling system can be helpful.
Categorization: Group related documents together. For example, create sections for invoices, receipts, important contracts, or project-specific documents.
Sorting: Arrange documents in a logical order, such as by date, alphabetical order, or importance.
Regular Maintenance: Periodically review the contents of your folder and remove any outdated or unnecessary documents to keep it organized and clutter-free.
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