For packaging, inserts, boxes, and sample displays, it is all about form, fit, and custom presentation.Cork & cardboard, MDF & fiberboard, plywood, acrylic and plastics & films can each play a different role in this.

Cardboard is practical for prototypes and boxes, MDF for inserts, plywood for presentation displays, and acrylic for visible product holders.

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Custom boxes and packaging prototypes

Cardboard and micro-flute cardboard can be used for packaging prototypes, folding designs, and test models before you decide on a final version.

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Inserts and product holders

MDF, plywood, and acrylic are suitable for inserts, holders, and displays where shape and fit are important.

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Overzicht van kleine verpakkingen en presentatiemodellen

Labels, cards and sample displays

Thin wood materials, cardboard, and acrylic can be used for labels, cards, and sample displays that complement your product presentation.

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Veelgestelde vragen

Which material should I choose for packaging prototypes?
Cardboard and micro-flute cardboard are the obvious choices for boxes, folded shapes, and initial packaging tests. MDF or acrylic can be suitable for inserts and holders.
What do I use for inserts or holders?
MDF, plywood, and acrylic are often used to test shape, fit, and presentation. Check the thickness and tolerances for each design.
Which bundle helps with small material tests?
The Model Making Material Bundle contains several types of cardboard, wood-pulp board, MDF and transparent PET-G for initial packaging tests, inserts and sample displays.
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Model making value bundle

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Choose the right material for your project

Are you still unsure which material best suits your project? View our complete range of laser-ready sheet materials or use the material selection guide to quickly make the right choice. This way, you can easily find materials that match your application, laser, and desired finish.

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