The current AntBelt video hub lists a kraft card case and a cup sleeve case. Its descriptions frame the first around dense artwork and the second around packaging. Those are different design questions even when both start from a flat item.
Read the cases by purpose
For the kraft card case, consider how much detail your artwork asks the viewer to read. For the cup sleeve case, consider what information belongs on packaging and how the design relates to its intended use. These are planning prompts, not measurements taken from the clips.
Source references are the official video hub at https://antbelt.com/videos/ and its linked YouTube cases: kraft card, video ID c1lqfqYYAY0; cup sleeve, video ID CNaGM5mhDnQ.
Keep the recap within the source
This recap uses the hub's current case descriptions, not a fresh frame-by-frame test review. It does not establish upload dates, settings, run time, or repeatability. A card example does not prove that every paper stock is suitable, and a flat sleeve example is not evidence of cylindrical processing.
Use the examples to write a design brief, then confirm material suitability and the intended workflow against current guidance. Neither a case title nor a thumbnail replaces that check.
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