Stock Packaging
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Stock packaging refers to pre-made, ready-to-ship packaging solutions like corrugated boxes, mailers, and protective materials that are designed to meet a wide range of standard needs across shipping, retail, and storage. Unlike custom packaging, stock options offer quick availability and reliable protection without the need for extensive design or production time, making them ideal for businesses needing efficient, high-quality solutions with fast lead times.
At Brown Packaging, we focus on providing durable, performance-driven stock packaging that supports our clients’ operational needs. Our stock products are sourced to ensure consistent quality and cost-effectiveness, offering a practical solution to keep operations running smoothly and on schedule. With an emphasis on reliability, we help our clients quickly access packaging solutions that meet their specific needs while maintaining quality across every order.
Our stock packaging products, from corrugated boxes to stretch film, offer a wide selection, including essentials like tape, edge protectors, labels, and more, with quick turnaround times to meet your packaging needs efficiently.

























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Functional features like tear strips, windows, and hang tabs can enhance consumer experience and retail appeal—but they also introduce engineering challenges. Each modification affects structural strength, converting efficiency, and cost. This guide examines the technical considerations behind these common folding carton enhancements. Tear Strips Tear strips provide controlled access while maintaining tamper evidence until opened. Engineering Considerations: Placement: Must be positioned where it aligns with grain direction to avoid unpredictable tearing. Substrate Reinforcement: Removal of fibers weakens the panel; select caliper and fiber strength to compensate. Activation Features: Starter notches or pull tabs improve usability but require precise die-cut tolerances. Applications: Snack boxes, e-commerce ready-packaging, and promotional multi-packs. Windows Die-cut or film-covered openings that provide product visibility. Engineering Considerations: Board Strength Loss: Removing material reduces panel rigidity—reinforce with flanges or use thicker caliper. Film Selection: Polyester (PET) for clarity and strength; polypropylene (PP) for flexibility and cost savings. Attachment Method: Heat sealing for hermetic barriers; cold glue for standard retail windows. Applications: Bakery cartons, toy packaging, premium electronics. Hang Tabs Extensions with die-cut holes designed for pegboard display. Engineering Considerations: Load Bearing: Must withstand repeated handling without tearing; reinforced with lamination or added plies. Hole Shape: Rounded edges distribute stress better than sharp corners. Placement: Maintain center alignment for balance during display. Applications: Small electronics, blister card sleeves, impulse-buy products. Score and Perforation Modifications Used for easy-open panels or controlled folding in promotional displays. Engineering Considerations: Perforation Pattern: Ratio of cut-to-land determines tear resistance. Score Depth: Must be consistent to avoid tearing in unintended areas. Coating Impact: Gloss or film coatings may require modified perforation tooling for clean separation. Impact on Production Efficiency Die-Cutting Complexity: Additional features increase make-ready time and tooling wear. Feeding and Folding: Non-standard cutouts may catch on machine guides—prototype testing is critical. Waste Management: Window scrap and added features increase offcut volume. Balancing Aesthetics, Function, and Strength Every feature trades some structural integrity for consumer or retail benefit. The engineering goal is to design enhancements that maximize usability and shelf presence without compromising carton performance or running efficiency. References Soroka, W. (2014). Fundamentals of packaging technology (5th ed.). Institute of Packaging Professionals. ISBN: 978-1-930268-37-2 Twede, D., & Goddard, R. (2021). Cartons, crates and corrugated board: Handbook of paper and wood packaging technology (2nd ed.). DEStech Publications. ISBN: 978-1-60595-120-5 (714)300-0650 request@brownpackaging.com Most Recent Posts: Categories: Corrugated Ecommerce ESD Design Display Flexible Packaging Foam Folding Carton Packaging Plastic Packaging Pouch Printing Protection Retail Rigid Box Thermoform Sustainability Subscribe To Our Newsletter By submitting your information, you agree to our terms and conditions and privacy policy. Custom Folding Cartons Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Relevant Posts

Phat Snax is redefining the snack aisle with a mission to make America’s snacks better for you — without killing the flavor. Their products, like the Devil’s Cake, are high in protein, low in sugar, and made with real ingredients — no seed oils, no fake sugars, no artificial anything. Built around nostalgia and performance, Phat Snax represents a new wave of “snack with purpose” brands — bridging indulgence and health in one bite. To match that vision, they needed packaging that looked as bold, clean, and professional as their product tastes. *Images above show the finished product* Challenge As a growing snack manufacturer, Phat Snax needed packaging that looked like printed roll stock film used by national snack brands — but without investing in expensive flow-wrapper machinery. Traditional pouches lacked the fin seal and crisp structure that consumers associate with mainstream snack cakes. Without that detail, the product risked appearing “small-batch” instead of “retail-ready.” The goal was to create a pre-formed pouch that achieved the look, texture, and feel of roll stock — down to the seal and serrated edge. Solution Brown Packaging engineered a custom pre-formed lay-flat pouch with a fin seal and serrated edge to emulate flow-wrapped film packaging. The film structure was chosen for moisture resistance, shelf stability, and tight product fit, ensuring that each Devil’s Cake looked uniform and professional. To achieve a perfect balance between performance and brand expression: Multiple non-printed prototypes were hand-built and tested to refine sizing and form. Barrier materials were adjusted to maintain product freshness and flavor integrity. Artwork was applied to the final production die line, with registration and seal placement fine-tuned for print accuracy. The result captured the same polished, vibrant energy seen across Phat Snax’s branding — reinforcing their “better-for-you, no-compromise” message. Implementation The project moved from concept to production in under six weeks. Weeks 1–3: Brown Packaging created and tested prototypes across several materials and dimensions. Weeks 4–6: Finalized the structure, artwork, and production run. Each phase emphasized communication, testing, and precision, with only minor size adjustments needed before production. Outcome The finished pouches delivered exactly what Phat Snax envisioned — a flow-wrap look in a flexible pouch that feels right at home on the snack aisle. The new design: Loads and seals efficiently. Preserves product freshness. Elevates brand perception across retail and DTC channels. Client Feedback: “They look great!” Results ✅ Achieved a national-brand presentation without major equipment investment. ✅ Enhanced brand trust and consumer appeal with professional flow-wrap visuals. ✅ Optimized material performance for product protection and shelf stability. ✅ Streamlined production process for repeatable runs and quick restocks. Why It Matters For a fast-growing snack brand like Phat Snax, packaging isn’t just a container — it’s part of the product experience. The right pouch helped them project scale, consistency, and confidence on par with larger CPG competitors. Brown Packaging’s approach combined technical packaging expertise with brand-first thinking, ensuring Phat Snax could scale without sacrificing authenticity or presentation. Project Contact Alex Vom SteegAccount Manager | Brown Packaging📧 alex@brownpackaging.com | 📞 949-433-90781990 W Corporate Way, Anaheim, CA 92801www.brownpackaging.com Case Studies: Content Categories: Corrugated Ecommerce ESD Design Display Flexible Packaging Foam Folding Carton Packaging Plastic Packaging Pouch Printing Protection Retail Rigid Box Thermoform Sustainability Subscribe To Our Newsletter By submitting your information, you agree to our terms and conditions and privacy policy. Custom Pouches Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Other Case Studies

When choosing corrugated packaging, box style directly impacts cost, strength, speed of packing, and customer experience. Two of the most common options are the Regular Slotted Container (RSC) and the Roll-End Tuck-Top (RETT) mailer. While both protect products well, their design differences make each suited for very different needs. Regular Slotted Container (RSC) Design & Features Flaps of equal length meet in the center. Requires tape, glue, or staples for closure. Minimal board waste, highly efficient to manufacture. Advantages Strong and Stackable: Excellent compression strength for palletized loads. Cost-Efficient: Standardized design lowers production cost. Versatile: Common in nearly every industry. Limitations Slower Assembly: Tape or glue required for every box. Basic Presentation: Not designed for branded unboxing experiences. Roll-End Tuck-Top (RETT) Mailer Design & Features Single-piece die-cut design. Built-in dust flaps protect contents from debris. Cherry locks (small locking tabs) keep the lid secure without tape. Advantages Fast Assembly: Self-locking design saves time and eliminates tape. Premium Look: Ideal for branded unboxing and e-commerce. Better Closure: Dust flaps improve integrity; cherry locks prevent accidental opening. Limitations Higher Cost: Requires custom tooling and more board. Lower Stacking Strength: Not as durable for bulk palletized shipping. Less Flexible for Large Sizes: Best suited to small-to-medium e-commerce parcels. RSC vs. RETT: Side-by-Side Comparison Feature RSC Box RETT Mailer Closure Method Tape, glue, or staples Dust flaps + cherry locks (self-locking) Assembly Speed Slower Faster Stacking Strength High (pallet loads) Moderate Cost Lower Higher Branding & Unboxing Basic Premium Best For Bulk shipping, warehousing, palletization E-commerce, subscription boxes, retail-ready packaging Regular Slotted Container (RSC) Roll End Tuck Top (RETT) with cherry lock and dust flaps Buyer Takeaways Choose an RSC if you need maximum stacking strength and shipping efficiency. Perfect for palletized loads, warehouses, and industrial distribution. Choose a RETT mailer if your focus is branding, presentation, and fast assembly. Ideal for e-commerce, D2C shipments, and subscription boxes. Dust flaps and cherry locks make RETT mailers especially well-suited to online retail, where presentation and secure delivery both matter. References Fibre Box Association. (2023). Corrugated Box Styles and Design Guide. https://www.fibrebox.org Association of Independent Corrugated Converters (AICC). (2024). Corrugated Packaging Fundamentals. https://www.aiccbox.org (714)300-0650 request@brownpackaging.com Most Recent Posts: Categories: Corrugated Ecommerce ESD Design Display Flexible Packaging Foam Folding Carton Packaging Plastic Packaging Pouch Printing Protection Retail Rigid Box Thermoform Sustainability Subscribe To Our Newsletter By submitting your information, you agree to our terms and conditions and privacy policy. Custom Corrugated Boxes Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Relevant Posts









