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ADIFA palette tin in a styled cosmetics setting
ADIFA palette tin in a styled cosmetics setting.
CASE STUDY / ADIFA

Detailed artwork.
A shallow palette tin.

ADIFA’s eyeshadow packaging pairs a slim rectangular tin with flowing blue, orange and purple artwork. Junmei’s project record focuses on carrying the detailed design from printed metal into a compact palette presentation.

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Palette tinPackaging format
0.23 mmTinplate thickness
20,000Pieces in this project
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THE FINISHED PRESENTATION

Colour and pattern,
across a compact lid.

Keeping detailed artwork readable

The customer supplied design files for an eyeshadow pack with a strong visual identity. A dark background, colour transitions and fine decorative detail made print consistency a central review point. The brand mark also needed to remain legible within the patterned lid.

Closed and open ADIFA palette tins in a styled setting
Closed and open ADIFA palette tins in a styled setting.
ADIFA palette tin in a styled travel presentation
ADIFA palette tin in a styled travel presentation.
ADIFA palette tins in a styled display
ADIFA palette tins in a styled display.
PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS

Material, format
and project scope.

Tin dimensions
177 × 102 × 15 mm
Material
0.23 mm tinplate
Format
Shallow rectangular palette tin
Appearance
Dark artwork with colourful decorative detail
Project scope
Printed shell and palette assembly
Application
Eyeshadow palette packaging
Project order quantity20,000 pieces
Sampling lead time12 days
Production lead time25–30 days

These are records for this project. The order quantity is not a minimum order quantity, and future sampling and production schedules are confirmed for each project.

THE PRODUCTION RECORD

From decoration
to the finished pack.

Product-specific photographs connect the design, metal components and packing sequence.

01

Printed artwork & forming

The printed sheets carry the ADIFA identity before the shallow shell takes shape. Production photographs show the sheets and forming equipment. The broad lid surface places fine artwork detail and colour transitions in the foreground.

Printed metal sheets carrying ADIFA artwork
Printed metal sheets carrying ADIFA artwork.
ADIFA printed sheets at the forming equipment
ADIFA printed sheets at the forming equipment.
Forming the shallow ADIFA tin shell
Forming the shallow ADIFA tin shell.
02

Palette assembly & handling

The archive shows decorated shells, fitted palette components and assembly-line handling. The useful checks are how the interior fits the shell, opening movement, surface condition and artwork alignment. The exact finish and closure specification should be agreed for each new project.

Handling decorated ADIFA palette shells
Handling decorated ADIFA palette shells.
Assembly of the ADIFA palette interior
Assembly of the ADIFA palette interior.
ADIFA palette tins on the assembly line
ADIFA palette tins on the assembly line.
Handling the fitted palette components
Handling the fitted palette components.
03

Individual protection & cartons

The final production views show individually protected tins and their arrangement inside cartons. Branded shipping cartons connect the outer packing record to the ADIFA project.

Individually protected ADIFA tins
Individually protected ADIFA tins.
Protected ADIFA tins arranged in a carton
Protected ADIFA tins arranged in a carton.
ADIFA project shipping cartons
ADIFA project shipping cartons.
FOR A SIMILAR PACKAGING PROJECT

Bring the palette layout first.

Provide the palette layout and packed-product dimensions before confirming the tin structure. Use an approved physical colour reference for dark gradients, and review the finished shell with the intended interior. Agree the exact closure and decorative finish in the sample specification.

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