Exploding Box Case Study

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The term; exploding box; is used to describe boxes that have been cleverly created so that the sides fall outwards when the lid is removed. This gift allows creative ideas to proceed during production process when adding stamped tags with special messages, attaching attractive ornaments or adding keepsakes. A gift is also able to be placed in the centre of the box as the base holds no paper flaps.
The box can be created using thick paper or cardstock. A stronger structure is created by using thicker card or chipboard.
The exploding box can be found at department stores because of the wide range of products and it would be found in the party section of the store. Alongside, discount stores, who sell the same products but for a cheaper price. …show more content…

The manufacturer created a product that has foldable sides meaning that the product itself is a package. The manufacturer made this decision because it saves rubbish, labor and electricity when less work is conducted. The manufacturer has decided that the box is suitable for marketing when completed because it is durable, easy to handle and firm. The manufacturer has priced the exploding box at $30. Profit from the first sale will be $6.2 because the manufacturer had to purchase scissors, a sharpener, a compass, cutter/cutter board and a ruler for the first and only time costing $14.5 for this equipment. The manufacturer will not have to pay $14.5 again because that equipment is long-lasting and is able to be used more than once. $3 has also been added for labor, electricity and rent. Alongside this the other materials like paper and embellishments cost $6.3. After the first purchase is made the product will cost the manufacturer $9.3 to produce meaning $20.7 is made in profit. The manufacturer has also priced the exploding box at $30 because it is cheaper than competitors and is able to compete with other producers. As can be viewed below. An examination of the manufacturing procedure has in place during the production the exploding box. This examination is known as quality control. Quality control has been used to decide if the exploding box has been created to a standard level of value, if it

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