The question isn’t what can Lawrence Paper Company do, it’s what do you need?
Die-cutting, folding and sculpting the box into completely new designs for products that are anything but square is right up our alley.
No product is too pointy, too bulky, too messy for Lawrence Paper Company box design teams. We will even create entirely new takes on otherwise common shapes to meet your needs.
Not all box manufacturers make the corrugated cardboard they use, leading to inconsistent quality, extended lead times and slower delivery.
Our equipment gives us the flexibility to make our own corrugated paper with various liner and medium combinations to match your specific needs. By controlling our key input materials, we’re able to give you the highest quality box and best response time.
Lawrence Paper Company is one of the few corrugated packaging plants that can tint, or “flood coat,” its liner. This means your box or retail display can be any color before it’s corrugated – making it faster and more cost effective to make your piece stand out on the shelves.
Tell them what. Tell them how. Tell them proud. Packaging that speaks for itself.
We help you stand out among the marketplace noise. We can print up to five separate colors using our flexographic printing presses and even add a sixth color by using our ability to tint box paper before corrugating – all perfectly matches to your exact specifications.
Just the right shape to ship and showcase your products.
Every Lawrence Paper Company facility uses both rotary and flat cutting dies to create the right shape and size for your retail packaging. Our in-house shop can build and service all your die-cutting needs and deliver faster turnaround at lower costs.
The type of consistency that only comes from the very best equipment operated by the very best employees.
Our state-of-the-art Bobst Experfold and Polyjoiner is the only one of its kind in this region. Using it, we can produce a large variety of intricate packaging designs, including packaging with snap-lock bottoms, inserts, six-point trays and multiple glue joints.