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Blank
PostedJune 18, 2024
UpdatedMay 31, 2024
ByPeoria Production
A blank is a piece of material that has been cut or formed into a specific shape and size, ready for further processing in manufacturing or packaging. Blanks serve as the preliminary form of packaging components such as boxes, cartons, and labels before they undergo additional steps like folding, printing, or assembly. In the packaging industry, blanks are essential for creating uniform and precise packaging solutions that meet specific design and functional requirements.
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