A dental packaging box in 8 x 15 x 6 cm: a white base, a teal paper band glued inside the base wall, a white drop cover, and a die-cut white EVA insert. Closed, the side reads as three bands, white, teal, white, with the teal one just 2.6 mm deep. That stripe is the rim itself, not a printed line and not a wrap.
Three Bands and Two Joint Lines
| Measure | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Outside | 8 x 15 x 6 cm | rectangular, straight walls, square corners |
| Base | about 2.45 cm | 41% of the closed height |
| Exposed teal band | 2.6 mm | about 4% of the closed height |
| Cover | about 3.29 cm | 55% of the closed height; skirt depth about 3.1 cm |
| Cavity, inside the walls | about 146 x 76 x 56 mm | 8 x 15 x 6 cm less two wall thicknesses each way |
| Usable depth with insert | about 41 mm | the number to check a device against |
| Board | 1.5 to 2 mm grey board | wrapped both sides, no exposed core |
The Stripe Is the Rim, Not a Print
The band is a separate teal paper strip glued to the inside face of the base walls, with no board of its own. Its top edge stands above the base mouth, and the cover comes down to just above that edge, so the strip shows as one continuous stripe all the way round.
Because the colour runs through the paper rather than sitting on top of it, the edge cannot wear white. A printed line on a white wall does: it scuffs at the joint first, exactly where the eye goes. That is the practical reason the band is a separate piece and not ink.
What the Band Does When the Lid Comes Off
Lift the cover and the same strip becomes the wall of the cavity, one continuous teal ring at one height. It is a structural wall, not a liner: it is glued to the base and does not lift out, and the insert sits inside it.
The cover lifts straight up. There is no hinge, no magnet and no ribbon, so nothing releases, nothing folds and nothing can fail in transit.
Inside: One Arch Cavity and Two Stepped Wells
The insert is white closed-cell EVA, cut with three cavities. The large one follows the arch of a denture and has a finger notch at one end, so the appliance can be lifted without touching its fitting surface. Two smaller wells are stepped, one for a cleaning-tablet bottle and one for retainers or scaler tips.
The insert sits flush with the rim, so the product is held on all sides and cannot shift in the carton. It is a separate item: order the box without it and you get a plain white cavity.
Depth: 41 mm Is the Number That Decides
With the insert in place, usable depth is about 41 mm. Measure the tallest point of what you are packing before you fix a size, because this is a flat tray build and not a bottle box: a full denture, a clear aligner, a retainer, a scaler and its tips, a small bottle of cleaning tablets all sit inside 41 mm. A tall rinse bottle does not.
If the device is taller than that, the answer is a deeper box rather than a taller lid, because the cover carries no load and only closes the top.
White Matte, Teal Core, No Coating
Both the box and the cover are wrapped in a matte white paper with no gloss, no embossed texture and no coating you can feel. The band is matte too, in a teal whose paper core is the same colour, so the cut edge stays teal. The cover interior is plain white, unflocked.
Printing is optional and the sample carries none: hot foil, deboss, emboss, spot UV and offset are all available, alone or combined, on the cover face.
Size, Colour, Print and Insert
Size, wrap colour, band colour, board gauge, printing and insert layout are all made to order, and the band can be matched to the box or set against it. The 8 x 15 x 6 cm sample is one size, not the only size, and the insert is cut to a drawing or to a physical sample.
Paper comes from FSC-certified paper sourcing, and we hold ISO 9001:2015 certificate ZYC24Q00141R1S. We have built rigid boxes in Guangzhou since 2004 and export to the USA market. Ask for a free sample if you want to check the band height against your own product.
Questions Dental Buyers Ask
Will the teal band wear off at the joint?
No. It is a paper band, not a print, so there is no ink layer to rub through. The colour is in the sheet.
Can the box take a denture and a retainer together?
Yes, in the standard insert: the arch cavity for the denture and one stepped well for a retainer or a set of aligners. Two dentures need a wider cavity, which is a change to the insert drawing, not to the box.
Is the insert removable?
It lifts out, and the box still works without it. Some clinics keep the insert in the box and use a second box for transport.
Can we print our own mark?
Yes, on the cover face. Foil, emboss, deboss, spot UV and offset are all available. Read the rest on the FAQ page.
For why the band is glued inside the wall rather than wrapped outside, see the exposed rim explained. Other rigid lid-and-base builds are listed under lid and base boxes.
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