In the design and production process of cardboard packaging, various folding techniques are applied according to different needs and usage areas. These techniques enhance the functionality of the packaging while protecting the product and extending its shelf life. They also increase efficiency in assembly and packaging processes and reduce costs.

Basic Folding Types

1. Standard Folding: This is the most commonly used type of cardboard packaging. It has a simple structure and usually consists of a flat sheet. This sheet is folded at specific points to fit the shape of the product.
2. Automatic Erecting Folds: This type of fold is used for packaging that can be automatically set up with the help of machines, saving time.
3. Lock Bottom Folds: Lock bottom is a type of fold that provides extra security for products requiring more strength and support.
4. Glue Folds: These packages offer extra durability with seams formed using adhesive.
5. Manual Setup Folds: Used for more complex products, these types of folds generally require more manual labor.

Special Folding Methods: These are folding methods developed for special products or eye-catching shelf designs. They include customized folding lines and cuts designed to promote a specific product or enhance the consumer experience.