Summary of Vacuum Forming Packaging: Vacuum forming packaging is a plastic transformation process that involves heating a complete sheet of plastic in specialized machinery. Within a precise and brief period of time, the plastic softens and is then vacuum-sealed onto the surface of a mold. After cooling, it takes on the desired shape. This type of packaging is primarily used in industries such as toys, electronics, mice, food, pharmaceuticals, decorations, cosmetic boxes, and gift boxes.

Vacuum-formed Boxes: These are plastic products produced using the vacuum forming process and processed using corresponding machinery. The shapes of vacuum-formed boxes are generally concave-convex and can be designed to fit the specific packaging needs of objects. This type of product effectively prevents shifting and detachment, providing better protection for the integrity of the objects. There are also vacuum-formed boxes suitable for hot press sealing processes, where the upper and lower parts of the vacuum-formed product are heated and softened, and the sides are sealed to form a box.

Folded Vacuum Forming: Similar to vacuum-formed boxes, this method also utilizes the vacuum forming process. Folded vacuum-formed products are connected vertically or horizontally, creating a foldable box. Appropriate locking mechanisms are used to prevent shaking and detachment, making the packaging more convenient and visually appealing for displaying objects.

Bottom-cover Vacuum Forming Boxes: This type of product consists of separate top and bottom covers. Both covers have their respective molds and are produced separately. During the manufacturing process, attention is paid to ensuring the compatibility of the upper and lower covers. This type of packaging appears aesthetically pleasing.

Vacuum-formed Trays: Also known as plastic trays, these are made based on customer-provided sample models. Multiple slots are designed into a large tray, allowing for the placement of multiple products. This type of packaging is commonly used in the electronics industry, small toys, and small accessories.

Velvet-lined Vacuum Forming Inserts: These are vacuum-formed packaging products made using velvet-lined plastic materials. The process involves attaching a layer of velvet-like material to the surface of ordinary plastic sheets. However, this material poses higher processing difficulties. Using this type of vacuum-formed packaging provides a velvet-like texture to the finished product, enhancing the overall quality of the packaging. It is generally suitable for high-end items such as gift boxes or cosmetic boxes.