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Graphic carton board is the basic
package used for light bulbs. It differs according to the size of
the light bulb, which means that there is no space left between
the packaging and the product which prevents it from being overly
shaken during transport and decreases the possibility of destroying
a light bulb.
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Inserting cuts additionally protects the collective
boxes for small light bulbs. |
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Mignon light bulbs and those that have tight sockets
that are packed in smaller boxes... |
| ... and household light bulbs are packed
in larger boxes. |
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The manufacturer sometimes packs two or more similar
light bulbs in one box as a special offer. |
| Some producers inventively use wolfram's filament
in the design... |
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| Light
bulbs for households and general consumption |
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From
5 W to 1000 W, from small light bulbs for flashlights, mignon light
bulbs with tight sockets, standard household light bulbs, special
light bulbs for spotlights to the ones that conserve energy - practically
all known types of light bulbs use graphic carton board packaging.
It is necessary for it to be firm in order to endure light bumps
and it is often printed in only one color. It could be said that,
alongside with the protective and marketing reasons, those products
are packed in this type of packaging for a practical reason - placement
on shelves in retail.
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| Packaging
for consumer goods |
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