3-Line & 4-Line Kappa Sweet Box Manufacturer in Punjab
The line box is the working format of an Indian sweet shop: rigid enough to carry a kilo of mithai without bowing, shallow enough that the pieces sit in a single visible layer. We build 3-line and 4-line kappa constructions with a printed art paper wrap, in the depths that suit barfi, kaju katli and laddoo.
Specifications
| Material | Kappa board 1.5 to 2 mm with printed art paper wrap |
| Sizes | 3-line approx. 9x4 in, 4-line approx. 12x4 in; depths 1.5 to 2.5 in |
| MOQ | 2,000 pcs |
| Lead Time | 15 working days |
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Quantities can be discussed on call or WhatsApp.
Who Uses This
Sweet shops packing barfi and katli in single-layer presentation
Mithai chains standardising box sizes across outlets
Festival season gifting at counter and for bulk orders
Caterers supplying boxed sweets for weddings and functions
Common questions
What is the difference between a 3-line and a 4-line box?
It is the number of rows of sweets the box holds across its width. A 3-line box takes roughly 500 g to 750 g; a 4-line box takes roughly 1 kg, depending on the sweet.
Can you match the art paper to my existing shop branding?
Yes. Send a print-ready file or a physical sample of your current box and our prepress team will match it.
Are these boxes grease resistant?
The art paper wrap takes a lamination that resists surface grease. For very oily sweets we recommend an inner butter paper liner, which we also supply.
Ready to get a quote?
Send us a brief or message us on WhatsApp. We respond within one business day.