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A way to be sure that the material of the box that you’re purchasing meets industry standards is to look for the Manufacturer’s Certification Stamp, usually printed on one of the bottom flaps of the box.
With a Full Overlap Slotted Carton, all “length” flaps are also equal to the width of the box. The flaps actually fold over one another to provide added strength and protection to the top and bottom.
A Five-panel Folder actually resembles a shallow-depth box when assembled. It is a one-piece box with an over-lapping top and over-lapping end panels. The functional design is also economical.
Die-Cut box with open top and tray-style lid. Similar to a File Storage Box, but without the hand holes on either end.
Another one piece die cut box that can be assembled without tape or glue. Often referred to as shelf boxes for parts and other small items, Bin Boxes have an open top to allow you to see and reach inside.
This style of box is frequently used for tall or large, heavy items. A three-piece box, the Double Cover Carton is constructed of a four-panel Tube that serves as the side panels and two interchangeable trays that serve as the top and bottom of the box.
The same box design as an RSC, but with horizontal Scores (creases) at selected depths along all four side walls. This feature gives you depth flexibility when packing a box. A Multiple-Depth Carton can be several boxes in one.
TA variation of the RSC, the Half Slotted Carton has only one set of flaps. The opposite side of the box is completely open, allowing it to slide over an item. Envision the use of the box turned over so that the flaps are on the top. The covered item is usually attached to a pallet or other type of surface that serves as a separate bottom.
Commonly called, “Bookfolds” or Bookwraps,” the One Piece Folder has a flat bottom with two short flaps forming the sides at each end and two longer, wider flaps that form the front, back and top of the box.
