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Styles
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RSC - Regular Slotted
Carton |
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All flaps have the same
length, and the two
outer flaps (normally
the lengthwise flaps)
are one-half the
container's width, so
that they meet at the
center of the box when
folded. |
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HSC -
Half Slotted Carton/Cover |
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(Cover Optional)
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All flaps have the same
length, and the two outer
flaps (normally the
lengthwise flaps) are
one-half the container's
width, so that they meet at
the center of the box when
folded. HSC has flaps on the
top or bottom only. |
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FOC -
Full Overlapping Carton |
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All
flaps have the same length (the
width of the box). When closed, the
outer flaps come within one inch of
complete overlap. This style is
especially resistant to rough
handling. |
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OPF -
One Piece Folder |
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One piece of board is cut so
that it provides a flat bottom,
with flaps forming the sides and
ends, and extensions of the side
flaps meeting to form the top.
Not for Triple Wall. |
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FTC -
Full Telescoping Carton |
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The
two-piece box is made from two
scored and slotted blanks (trays). |
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Tray |
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Essentially, one half of a FTC (no
cover). Used as material handling
devices, base supports for stretch
wrapped products etc. |
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Sleeve |
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A Sleeve forms the body. The two
interchangeable covers can be
shipped either flat or set up to the
user for final assembly. The style
is frequently used for tall or heavy
products that would be difficult to
lower into a box. The item is placed
on the bottom cover, and the tube is
lowered over the product. |
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Pads |
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Specialty Boxes |
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View the
Size and Weight Limitations Table
for Solid Fiberboard
and Corrugated Fiberboard Boxes |
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