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Corner Stapled Packaging

Packaging assembled without glue or tape.

Corner stapled packaging is a distinctive construction method that uses exposed metal staples to secure box corners, eliminating the need for glued seams, adhesive tapes or traditional locking tabs.

At Pressision, this process allows us to create clean, contemporary packaging with a visible mechanical detail that becomes part of the finished design. The result is a highly efficient packaging solution that combines structural integrity with a unique aesthetic.

Suitable for luxury retail packaging, presentation boxes, promotional kits and bespoke product packaging, corner stapled construction offers an alternative approach to traditional carton manufacture.

Corner Stapled Packaging

What is Corner Stapled Packaging?

Corner stapled packaging uses specially designed corner staples to mechanically fasten packaging panels together at ninety degrees.

Unlike conventional cartons that rely on glue flaps and overlapping panels, the box structure is assembled directly at the corners, creating a clean and minimal construction.

The exposed staples become a visible design feature, available in metallic finishes that can complement the overall packaging specification.

Why use Corner Stapled Packaging?


  • Distinctive appearance - Visible staple details create a unique and contemporary aesthetic.
  • Reduced material waste - Eliminates many of the glue flaps and overlaps found in traditional carton construction.
  • No adhesives required - Boxes are assembled mechanically rather than with glue or tape.
  • Efficient production - Allows rapid assembly while maintaining a clean finish.
  • Easy material separation - Paperboard and metal staples can be separated after use for recycling.
  • Premium presentation - Ideal for brands looking for something different from conventional packaging formats.

Where it works

  • Corner stapled packaging is particularly suited to:
  • Luxury retail packaging.
  • Presentation and sample boxes.
  • Promotional and marketing kits.
  • Product launch packaging.
  • Gift packaging.
  • Limited edition packaging.
  • Prototype and short run packaging projects.

Design tips

  • Consider staple finish early in the design process. Silver and copper toned staples can become part of the visual identity.
  • Use coloured or textured boards to create contrast against the exposed metal detailing.
  • Allow the construction method to remain visible rather than attempting to hide it.
  • Consider uncoated and premium paperboards to emphasise the crafted nature of the finished piece.
  • Speak to us early in the design stage, as box geometry and board selection influence the final construction.

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