Dieline Drawing service

Our Services in Packaging Template Drawing

1. Determining the Correct Dimensions

Width (width), height (length), depth (side surface)

Millimetric measurements are taken according to the product size.

Logistics and shelving systems are also taken into consideration.

2. Drawing Folding and Cutting Lines

Cutting lines (usually black, solid lines)

Folding lines (usually blue or red, dashed lines)

Gluing areas (pale color or a description box)

3. Adding Technical Parts

Flaps: For gluing or closing

Lids: Retractable mechanism for top and bottom lids

Window area (if applicable): Space for clear plastic

Hole/hanging area (e.g., for blister packaging)

4. Determining the Printing Surfaces

Determine which surfaces will be the “front,” “back,” and “side”

Determine which areas the graphic design will be applied to It is planned where it will be placed.

Separate layers are left for special processes such as gilding, embossing, and foiling.

5. File Format and Technical Specifications

Vector drawing (such as AI, PDF, CDR, EPS)

Works in CMYK color mode

Usually prepared at a 1:1 scale and high resolution

Delivered separated into layers:

Pattern drawing

Graphic design

Special processes

6. Proofing and Sample Testing

The drawing is printed and a mock-up is created.

Folding and gluing are tested.

Technical corrections are made if necessary.

Sample Pattern Types:

Magnetic box pattern

Kraft bag pattern

Pizza box pattern

Doypack bag cutting drawing

Blister carton pattern