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Buy vape display boxes from Boxify Now to keep pens, cartridges and e-liquid cartons visible at the counter. Our custom printed vape display boxes are built around your unit pack size and count, with a branded header, CMYK or PMS printing and matte or gloss finishes. Order vape display boxes wholesale with low minimums, or get vape display boxes with logo artwork from our free design team. Buyers are responsible for labelling and child-resistance rules in their market. Buy now or request a quote.
Vape display boxes are printed countertop cartons that hold a set quantity of vape pens, cartridges or e-liquid packs upright in rows and present them to shoppers from an open front or beneath a fold-up header. They work as shipping carton, shelf organizer and point-of-sale advertisement in one piece. Boxify Now makes custom vape display boxes sized to your unit packs and printed with your brand.
A vape display box is a type of counter display packaging, also called a counter display unit (CDU), PDQ tray, point-of-purchase display or shelf-ready carton.
A vape display box is used to put a full case of product in front of the customer without the retailer having to unpack, arrange or price each unit. The shop receives it packed, opens the lid, folds up the header and places it on the counter or back shelf.
Because the display is the outer pack as well, it reduces handling between the filling line and the store.
Vape display packaging boxes come in four main structures, chosen by product weight, counter space and how long the display needs to last.
A closed carton whose lid is scored so it folds back into a header panel. It ships as a sealed box and converts to a display in seconds, which makes it the most common choice for pens and disposables.
An open tray with a pre-glued base that locks when opened and a tall back panel for branding. It suits heavier loads such as glass e-liquid bottles.
An insert raises each row above the one in front so every unit and variant name can be read at once. It is useful when one display carries several variants.
A taller carton with an opening at the base; removing one unit lets the next slide forward. It keeps a small footprint on a crowded counter.
A vape cartridge display box holds small items upright with a die-cut slot insert or a grid of paperboard dividers. Cartridges and slim pens are narrow, so an open tray alone lets them topple as soon as a few are sold.
Tell us whether units go into the display bare, in tubes or in their own cartons, because that decides which method fits.
Size a vape display box by working outward from the unit pack. Multiply the unit width by the number of units per row and the unit depth by the number of rows, then add clearance and board thickness.
Common counts are 5, 10, 12, 20 and 24 units, but any arrangement can be made. Keep three practical limits in mind: the footprint must fit the counter space a retailer will give you, the front lip should be low enough to show the unit artwork, and the header should be tall enough to read from across the shop without making the display unstable. Send us the exact unit dimensions and the count you want, and we will propose a layout.
Vape display boxes are made from paperboard for light loads and corrugated board when the display carries more weight or ships without an outer case.
For most boxed pens and cartridges, 24 pt paperboard is enough; move to corrugated when the filled display feels heavy in one hand.
Vape display boxes with logo printing can be finished on every visible surface, including the inside of the tray and the back of the header. The header is the main advertising panel, so it usually gets the strongest treatment: a large logo, a short product line name and a contrasting finish such as spot UV or foil stamping over matte lamination.
Gloss lamination gives bright color under shop lighting, while soft-touch and matte read as more premium. Reserve a clear area on the header or front lip for price stickers, age-restriction notices or any other information a retailer or regulator requires.
Buyers are responsible for making sure their displays and unit packs meet the labelling, warning and child-resistance rules in each market where the products are sold. Boxify Now supplies printed packaging only and prints the content you provide; we do not sell vape products and do not give legal advice. Share any mandatory text, symbols or size requirements at the quoting stage so the layout allows for them.
When you buy vape display boxes from Boxify Now, the structure is designed around your unit pack and there are no setup fees for dies or plates.
Put your range where customers can see it. Request a quote for vape display boxes today, or buy now and our team will confirm sizing and artwork with you.
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Vape display boxes are printed countertop cartons that hold a fixed number of vape pens, cartridges or e-liquid packs upright and facing the customer. They combine shipping carton, shelf organizer and point-of-sale advertising in one structure.
Any count you choose. Displays of 5, 10, 12, 20 and 24 units are common. The right number depends on unit size, the counter space available and how quickly retailers sell through a full display.
Yes. A tuck top display with a fold-up header ships as a closed carton with units inside, then converts to a counter display at the store. Heavier loads may need corrugated board or an outer shipping case.
A unit box holds one product and goes home with the customer. A display box holds many unit boxes or loose units and stays on the counter. Most brands order both with matching artwork.
Yes. We die-cut an insert with one hole per cartridge, tube or pen so each stands upright on its own. Send the diameter and height of the item and the number of slots you need.
Paperboard between 18 pt and 24 pt suits light units such as boxed cartridges and disposables. E-flute corrugated is better for glass bottles, larger counts or displays that ship without an outer case. We advise on your quote.
Yes. Inside printing in CMYK or PMS is available for the tray floor, inner walls and the back of the header. A printed interior keeps the display looking finished as units sell and empty space appears.
Yes. We can produce one structure in several artwork versions or different structures for each line. Tell us the quantity per version and we will quote them together so branding stays consistent.
Most paperboard and corrugated displays ship flat with any inserts supplied alongside, and they fold up without tools. Rigid displays arrive formed. Share your packing process and we will recommend the easiest structure to assemble.
The header is normally part of the carton and folds up from the lid or back panel. If you need interchangeable messages, a separate header card that slots into the tray can be specified on your quote.
The buyer is. We print the text and symbols you supply, but you must confirm that displays and unit packs meet the labelling, warning and child-resistance rules in every market where the product is sold.
Minimums are low, so you can test a display with a small retail rollout first. The exact minimum depends on size, board and print method, and it is confirmed on your quote with price breaks.
We accept PDF, AI and EPS files at 300 DPI in CMYK with fonts outlined, placed on the dieline we send you. Our design team can also build the tray and header layout from your logo for free.
Yes. We send a digital proof of the flat artwork and a 3D mockup showing the display assembled with its header raised. Production starts only when you approve, so sizing and wording can be checked first.
Timing depends on quantity, structure and finishes, so your timeline is confirmed on your quote. Shipping is free, and your quote will also confirm delivery details for your location before you place the order.
