Q: What are the cake box dimensions?

Cake Box No. 0 180x180x95 mmCake Box No.1 220x220x110 mmCake Box No.2 260x260x110 mmCake Box No.3 28Ox280x110 mm

Question 1

How many days are printed cake boxes produced?

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Logo printed cake boxes are delivered in about 5-10 days.

Question 2

How many printed cake boxes are produced?

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Custom printed cake boxes are produced minimum 1000 pieces.

Question 3

What are the cake box dimensions?

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Cake Box No. 0&nbsp;&nbsp;180x180x95 mmCake Box No.1&nbsp;220x220x110 mmCake Box No.2&nbsp;&nbsp;260x260x110 mmCake Box No.3&nbsp;&nbsp;28Ox280x110 mm

Question 4

What is a cake mat?

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It is a piece of cardboard made of rigid cardboard, which can be printed on or coated with gold/silver cellophane. It helps to put it easily in the box when it is displayed in the showcase in the patisserie and when it is sold. This includes transporting it to the after-sales table during service. It should be used especially for large cake boxes. They are also used for slice cakes.

Question 5

Which cake box models are there?

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1- Baton cake box 2- Standard square cake boxes 3- PVC lidded cake boxes 4- Top opening cake boxes 5- Round shaped cake boxes 6- Slice cake boxes< br> 7- Transparent Cake Boxes

Question 6

Where to buy the cake box?

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If you need a small amount of boxes such as 50 - 100 pieces, you can buy ready-made cake boxes with standard prints such as "Enjoy Bon Appetit", packaged in 100 pieces, which are sold in packers. However, if your patisserie or cafe has your brand logo printed or you need boxes other than standard sizes, you can have at least 1000 pieces produced from a box manufacturer.

Question 7

3 No. What is the cake box size?

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Cake box size 3 280x280x110 mm (28x28x11 Cm)

Question 8

2 What is the cake box size?

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Cake box size 2 260x260x110 mm (26x26x11 Cm)

Question 9

What is the cake box size?

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Cake box size 1 220x220x110 mm (22x22x11 Cm)

Question 10

0 No. What is the cake box size?

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Cake box size 0 180x180x95 mm (18x18x9,5 Cm)

Question 11

What is Kraft Baklava Box?

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They are baklava boxes made of brown kraft paper. Like other baklava boxes, cellophane is made on the inside that comes into contact with food. Monochrome black printing is preferred. It provides both fast production and a natural look. They are especially preferred by boutique patisseries that produce foods made from natural products.

Question 12

How to make a baklava box with logo?

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If you have an existing vector logo or design, you send it to us in pdf format. If you do not have a pre-prepared logo design, special work is done for you by our graphic designers. The graphic work done is sent to you for approval. After the revisions and subsequent approval, your baklava box in the size you ordered will be printed.

Question 13

What are the baklava box prices?

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Ready-printed stocked baklava boxes have a specific price list. However, if you want to have a custom logo printed baklava box, the prices must be calculated on the same day due to the seasonally changing material prices.

Question 14

What is a slice baklava box?

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Single slice baklava boxes are printed special cardboard boxes produced for special large desserts. They are produced to be resistant to syrup just like standard baklava boxes. Production quantities are still at least 1000 pieces.

Question 15

What is a plastic baklava box?

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Products called plastic baklava boxes are ready-made vacuum plastic packaging. They are usually available in stock in a wide variety of sizes. They can also be produced specially according to the needs.  It can be viewed simply as a type of packaging used for a temporary period by tradesmen who do not want to cover the cost of paper baklava boxes.

Question 16

What is Tin Baklava Box?

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It is the type of packaging that is generally preferred in touristic areas for special production luxury desserts. When tourists want to take baklava as souvenirs to their countries, they prefer durable and more luxurious tin boxes. For this reason, manufacturers prefer to have boxes made from the boat.  At least 10 thousand tin boxes are produced. It is produced as a special design with the customer's logo. It is usually produced and delivered within 30 days.

Question 17

What paper is the baklava box made of?

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It is produced from "chrome cardboard" or "american bristol" paper as paper type. It can be produced from papers with varying thicknesses of minimum 250 grams and maximum 1000 grams, depending on the quality requested by the customer.  Baklava boxes can also be produced from metal, wood and plastic, if the customer wishes.

Question 18

How many pieces of baklava box are produced at least?

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Baklava boxes are produced with a special print of minimum 1000 pieces. Production can be made in 3000, 5000, 10.000 and more pieces according to the need.

Question 19

What are the dimensions of 1 kg baklava box?

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&nbsp;The dimensions of the 1 kg Baklava Box are as follows: 1000 gr. 25.6 x 18.1 x 4 cm  In addition, boxes of special dimensions, special heights, and special weights can be manufactured.

Question 20

What are the dimensions of the baklava box?

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The dimensions of standard baklava boxes are as follows: 250 gr. 12 x 11 x 3,5 cm 500 gr. 21.5 x 12 x 4 cm 1000 gr. 25.6 x 18.1 x 4 cm  Apart from these, boxes can be manufactured with special dimensions and special weights.

Question 21

What is a baklava box?

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Baklava box is a type of box specially produced for desserts with syrup. If it is a box to be produced from cardboard, the paper to be made into the box is first printed and the customer's design - logo is printed on the side that will remain outside the box. Then, mother-of-pearl cellophane is coated on the part that will remain on the inside of the box. Cellophane makes the box suitable for food contact. The main purpose of this cellophane is to ensure that the syrup in the baklava does not overflow or spill.  In addition to external printing, there are different printing options such as embossed and gilded printing according to the needs of the company that has the box made.  In the next step, the box is cut. It is prepared in packages of 1000 to be sorted after cutting.  Apart from the boxes made of paper, there are also baklava boxes made of metal, transparent acetate and wood.

Question 22

Printing Terms

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3D Printing: 3D printers can print 3D shapes and models. Aircraft companies produce parts with 3D printers, and some food companies, such as Hershey's, have created edible 3D food printers.  What should be considered when outsourcing print jobs?  Series A, B and C: These refer to different industry standards of paper sizes. Most countries follow this system, so most paper sizes (eg A1, A2, A3, A4, etc.) are universal worldwide. Don't worry! You don't need to know the details of the different series - this is an industry standard that printers must adhere to.  Absorbency: How much liquid the paper can hold. Before you start printing, it is useful to check the absorbency of your paper. If you use too much ink, the ink will leak and cause the paper to appear wet.  Absorption: When the first inks dry on the surface of the material, this is often referred to as absorption.  Acetate: A thin and flexible sheet of clear plastic often used for coating.  Adhesives: Adhesives are substances used in printing to make objects stick together tightly.  Aqueous Coating: A clear coating used to protect printed parts to create a high-gloss surface that increases durability.  Art Paper: Paper with a smooth glossy surface made by adding a special coating.  Barcodes: A method of representing data in the form of visual and machine-readable information on a scannable, visual surface.  Contract Printing: A technique that is not limited to certain printing products, materials or sizes. This technique is about meeting a company's needs to create something truly unique that cannot be produced elsewhere.  Binding: Binding is used to bind or fasten a book together. Some printers may offer you a service to bind your print jobs.  Bleeding: After the paper is printed, inks may run over the paper's cut marks. This is known as "bleeding".  Handle: A term sometimes used to describe the thickness and feel of a piece of paper.  Caliper: A measure of paper thickness, measured in thousandths of an inch or miles.  Carbon Stable Paper: A simple way to reduce your carbon impact while printing and costs little or nothing to the end user.  Chemical Resistance: The extent to which printed materials will resist reacting with chemicals they come into contact with - ensuring no damage is done.  Coating: To reduce the risk of ink smearing after printing, a special liquid coating can be applied to the paper. It is particularly useful for literature editions.  Color Bars: A test strip printed on the waste portion of a print sheet. It helps to monitor and control the quality of the printed material based on ink density, registration and dot gain.  Color Separation: The process of separating colors into their basic elements.  Color Order: The order in which the inks are printed on the printing machine. Also known as color rotation.  Creep: Refers to the movement or slippage of the margins in the document when pages are folded during the finishing process of a booklet. The amount of slip may vary depending on the thickness of the paper and the number of pages.  Crop Marks: Lines placed on pages to show where to cut the document or printout.  Crossover: An image or rule from a printed page that is moved to the adjacent folded worksheet.  Damping: The process in which water must be applied to the lithographic cliché in a lithography printer before printing.  Debossing: Stamping a design onto the surface of an object or paper with an indentation.  Die cutting: In the printing world A Die refers to a precision, razor-sharp steel blade that allows efficient and uniform creation of multiple parts of the same shape.  Digital Printing: Digital printing using lasers is a fast printing method and is widely used in offices and homes. Ideal for fast and small-scale jobs.  Dot Gain: Term used when dots are printed larger than they should be.  Counterfeit: Before printing a large quantity, it is the norm to print a "dummy" to show the customer a sample of the finished product.  Dust Cover: A removable outer dust cover that covers the front and back of a book, usually made of paper and printed with text and images.  Dye Sublimation: Dye sublimation changes the color of the material instead of giving it colour.  Flexibility: It is the term used for a printed product not to lose its shape when opened.  Embossing: The process of creating raised relief images on paper and other materials. The design will pop out of the paper.  Ending Papers: Used to protect valuable text at the beginning and end of a book and literally holds it together.  Feeder: Equipment used to 'feed' or supply the paper to the printer in the correct position for printing.  Finishing: The finishing touches to a print (for example, cutting cut lines and adding protective shine).  Flexography: A widely used method for printing on rough surfaces such as packaging. Flexo printing uses a flexible embossing plate to print, which prints letters and small text popularly used for labels.  Folds: With fold types such as accordion, door, closed door and French, folds can offer you different options for displaying your documents.  Font: Font refers to the style of the letters used in printing.  Ghosting: In a printed image, another lighter color image in the same print is called ghosting because of the lighter, ghostly surface.  Gray Scale: A strip of gray values ranging from white to black contains shades of gray and is used to reproduce images.  Clamps: Special handles inside the printers that hold the paper in place during printing.  Guillotine: A sharp blade used to accurately cut and trim printed paper.  Hardness: This is a term used for the quality or condition of a printed product to remain 'hard'. That is, the quality does not deteriorate as it is used.  Arrangement: Arrangement of pages in a sequence that is read in succession when the printed page is folded.  Ink Drain: Ink that is inadvertently transferred from a printed sheet to the back of the top sheet when materials are printed and stacked in a stack.  Slippages: Printed pages that are loosely placed in a publication, often blank  Jog: To shuffle finished pages to align for final trimming or binding.  Kerning: In typography, it is the process of adjusting the visual spacing between characters, usually to achieve a more aesthetic result. Laminate: A thin, clear, plastic sheet that is usually applied to thick stock to provide a glossy protective layer against liquids and heavy materials. to use.  LED UV: LED UV is a printing technique that provides a high-level surface. Inks are mixed perfectly and printed on stock (paper, card, etc.). This is then sprayed under LED lights to dry quickly. This helps keep colors sharper and speeds up the entire printing process.  Lithography: Lithographic printing is widely used for high quality image printing. The image is placed on the lithography plate, inked and then printed on paper. It is a fast and trouble-free printing process.  Bound Binding: It is an adhesive that is pushed between the holes during the binding process, which is generally used for publications that need to be durable. It is a stronger way to bind a book to ensure its longevity.  Logotype: A personalized design specific to a company or product.  Lux Paper: It is a stock that suits classical products. This material is an ultra-thick, three-layer board with a colored core running through the middle layer.  Metallic Ink: It is made with reflecting powder metals or pigments to make the text look metallic. The most common colors used are silver and gold.  Monochrome: Black and white or varying shades of a single color (eg different shades of green - green, linden, pear, pine, etc.)  Opacity: The quality of the paper defines its opacity. If it's not opaque enough, your design may appear the other way around.  Original: Before starting any print job, the printer will need the "original", the original image you want to produce.  Overprint: Any additional printing on an area that has already been made.  Pantone Color: A universal color language used by designers, printers and brand owners. This helps to achieve the correct color over and over.  Paper-Over-Board: These are hardcover covers that take a more designed approach, allowing for more creativity when it comes to textures and illustrations.  PPI: Number of pages or pixels per inch.  Printing Defects: If printed using an unsuitable or outdated printing technique, the materials may have minor imperfections that impair the overall appearance or quality.  Process Colors: Process colors are cyan, magenta, yellow and black. The printer combines these base colors to create different colors.  Correction: The best way to avoid costly printing errors. It is important to pay close attention to the proofs you receive to make sure the design, copying, and color are error-free.  PUR Binding: This refers to a binding method that uses a Polyurethane Reactive (PUR) adhesive that creates clean and perfect edges.  Reel: A continuous length of paper wound around a cylinder is often referred to as a paper reel.  Registration: To accurately place an image or text on paper, registration marks are used as reference points to help ensure the print job is correct at every step.  RGB: The Red, Green, and Blue color space that computers use to display images on your screen. An RGB computer file must be converted to CMYK in order to print correctly.  Rotogravure Printing: This printing process uses an engraved rotating roller that rolls the image across the paper. It is used for rotogravure, magazine and newspaper printing.  Runnability: How fast a printer can "run" without making any mistakes is often referred to as printer operability.  Satin Finish: A smooth and soft surface on paper.  Scratch Resistance: Depending on the technique used, the products may be difficult to scratch or damage, as the physical properties will be significantly improved.  Screen Printing: With screen printing, a fine mesh is used to transfer an image to another material. Useful for printing logos on clothing and fabric banners.  Silk Paper: Silk paper is a paper with low surface gloss and provides excellent ink-paper contrast. Colors appear much brighter and more distinct when printed on, making it a better choice for readability.  Solvent Evaporation: During the drying process, the liquid parts of the ink evaporate depending on the printing technology used. If the solvents are evaporated, the pigments remain in place.  Spot Color: This is achieved by actually mixing ink to the color you want in your print project, as opposed to using the CMYK process to achieve it.  Spot Varnish: A way to highlight a specific area of a page by selectively applying varnish.  Stock: This is what gets your printed images and content. It can be paper, card, foil or whatever. It can also drastically change the effect of printed parts.  Thread-stitched: A very strong binding ideal for high-quality, long-lasting publications and publications that need to be opened flat along the spine without splitting.  Tint: It is the process of adding the white color to another color. Thus, when printed, the color will be lighter and more white will shine.  Transparency: This means images or text that are not completely opaque. Make sure you flatten your transparency and spot color to CMYK to avoid printing problems.  Trimming: This is line cutting to produce the finished size. Tile cuts through the overflow area to provide a continuous, sharp edge around a design.  Typo: A typo in the printed text material.  Typography: Everything related to the writing on the printed product. Your printer will want to know the layout, color and style of your text.  Ultraviolet Light: UV light is a form of radiation invisible to the human eye, in an invisible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. It is this light that instantly dries the ink in LED UV printing technology.  UV Curing: A drying method that uses light instead of heat. It is a photochemical process in which high-intensity UV light instantly cures or dries inks, coatings and adhesives.  UV Varnish: A thin coating applied to a printed sheet for protection and appearance. It is dried immediately with UV light.  Varnish: A glossy surface added to a finished printed product to provide extra shine and protection from damage.  Vignette: A drawing in which the background gradually disappears until it blends into the unprinted paper.  Watermark: A logo or design printed on paper. Visible only under light.

Question 23

Brand Building Advice

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You need to know your target audience and your competitors well. The first thing you need to do before developing a brand building process strategy is to identify the boundaries of your target audience and identify the points that people within these boundaries need in your industry. Remember that no product or service pleases everyone. Determining your target audience also allows you to spend your advertising and promotion budget more controlled. The second step is to analyze the competition. To stay one step ahead of the competition, you must identify the strengths and weaknesses of your competitors and base your strategy on these data. One of the most important steps in the branding process is to investigate whether the brand or similar has been used before. The brand must be unique. This similarity means your brand stands out in the industry. Brand appearance will be negative in terms of awareness and memorability and may cause problems in trademark registration processes. Identify the brand personality. You need to look at your brand as a person and attribute attributes to it, these are; These can be different qualities such as young, serious, natural, strong, reliable, friendly, exciting, innovative... While creating your brand personality, you should consider the expectations of your target audience from the sector and adjust your positioning strategy accordingly. with the personality traits you describe. Brand personality is one of the key stages of the brand building process. Remember how you promote your brand, but also how your brand is mentioned.

Question 24

What is Graphic Design?

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Graphic design, a campaign, announcement, Announcement is the development of the message in the digital environment and the realization of multiple designs such as information and warning signs, billboards, posters, logos, magazines, books, advertisements. Graphic designers are also called "graphic designers".&nbsp;&nbsp;graphic designers are people with strong imagination and creative thinking, who use colors and lines in harmony. Graphic design is used specifically for attention, promotion and advertising. is the art of visual communication.It has a very wide working range. Very large designs can be made, as well as very small designs. Whether the order is large or small does not affect the quality of the work. Meticulousness and care are the same in every order. The graphic designer uses different colors to grab the customers' attention.

Question 25

The Psychological Impact of Packaging Design

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Packaging is the garment of the product, buying the consumer process and must have all the necessary beauty of the store. The choice of the right and effective packaging material is as important as the packaging design: attractive packaging with good looks, designed with colors selected according to the nature of the product, consistent texts and shapes have a positive effect. on the consumer. is an important tool for reflecting and dialogue with the consumer. Almost the language of the product. The effectiveness of this language ensures positive results from the doctorate. If the consumer who goes to the market can buy the product in the shopping bag without putting it back, the packaging has a great effect on this. There is no doubt that a good packaging alone cannot be combined with a bad product. A quality product alone can increase your sales with poor packaging. The graphic design of the packaging, like any other advertising issue, is the responsibility of the graphic designer. When the product is presented to the consumer, it should have appeal and impact and be understood everywhere. In the packaging of each product, the relationship between the product and the external elements should be good. It has a strong visual impact and creates a positive image in the consumer's mind. The choice of color on the packaging is a serious matter, because the product influences the thoughts and feelings of the potential buyer, encouraging him to buy. Colors are an important factor in any design. Although variable, the psychological effect of each color is different, for example; Warm colors create the effect of joy, vitality, movement and desire.

Question 26

What is a Cardboard Product Label?

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Cardboard product labels, prices and features of products can be defined as informative cards containing Product labels placed in a visible place on products aim to inform the customer directly about the price of the product. Product tags are of great importance in increasing brand awareness and highlighting the brand image. Poor quality printed product labels damage the image of the brand. With its diverse labels, quality designs and materials, it appeals to all companies and brands. Labels, which are usually found in clothing, are visible for long periods of time and the labels stand out every time the clothing is worn. Labels are used for brands to create a unique identity and display their products within the existing brand variety.

Question 27

Paper Sizes

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A8 paper sizes; 52×74 mmA7 paper sizes; 74×105 mmA6 paper sizes; 148.5×105 mmA5 paper sizes; 210×148.5 mmA4 paper sizes; 297×210 mmA3 paper sizes; 420×297 mmA2 paper sizes; 594×420 mmA1 paper sizes; 840×594 mmA0 paper sizes; 1188×840mm

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