Regular Slotted Container - RSC
The Regular Slotted Container (RSC) is the most common box style used for shipping and storage. The two outer flaps of an RSC box meet at the center of the box when folded and are usually closed using tape, or staples. Where the product requires additional protection over the top or bottom, corrugated pads can be placed between the inside flaps. Click here to view How to construct your RSC style box. Regular Slotted Container with Variable Flaps - RSCVF
The Regular Slotted Container with Variable Flaps (RSCVF) style of box is similar to the RSC box, except the outer flaps overlap by an inch or more. The RSCVF style of box is used when the length of the box is considerably greater than the width and results in an excessively long distance between the end flaps. This makes it desirable to overlap the outer flaps to prevent them from spreading apart. The RSCVF box is usually closed with staples through the overlapping flaps, but can be glued or taped. Click here to view How to construct your RSCVF style box. Full Overlap Container - FOL
The Full Overlap Container (FOL) is ideal for boxes with relatively narrow widths. The outer flaps overlap the full width of the box making it especially resistant to rough handling. And, the extra thicknesses of corrugated material on the top and bottom panels provide added stacking strength. Click here to view How to construct your FOL style box. Telescope Half-Slotted Container - THS
The Telescope Half-Slotted container (THS) can be made with either a Full telescope top (FTHS), or a Partial telescope top (PTHS). The two thicknesses of material at the sides and ends of a FTHS box provide maximum protection for the box's contents as well as giving the box superior stacking strength. And, the top is easily removed for examining the contents. Click here to view How to construct your THS style box. Telescope Design box - TD
Telescope Design boxes (TD) are ideal for products that require an extra strong box. TD boxes are made in 2 pieces; a top and bottom. The top of a TD box can be made with either a Full telescope (FTD), or a Partial telescope (PTD). The full depth (FTD) top slides completely over the bottom providing extra thickness of material on all side and end panels. This provides compression strength suitable for high stacking of fragile items. Both the tops and bottoms are shipped flat. The corners are then assembled using staples, or adhesive. Click here to view How to construct your TD style box. Half-Slotted Box with Cover - HSC
The Half-Slotted Box with Cover (HSC) is frequently used for both shipping and shelf storage, and in applications where the cover must be removed and replaced frequently. The top of the HSC box is a tray style which usually extends less than 2/3 the depth of the bottom (PHSC), but can be made to extend the full depth of the bottom (FHSC) if extra strength is needed. Click here to view How to construct your HSC with Cover style box. Double Cover - DC
The Double Cover (DC) is frequently used for tall or heavy products that would be difficult to lower into a box. The product is placed on the bottom cover, and the center is placed over the product. The two interchangeable covers (top and bottom) of the DC box are tray style and usually extend only a few inches down the center body. Click here to view How to construct your DC style box. Five-Panel Folder - FPFTray
The TRAY can be used for inner containers and dividers for parts. Scored Pads - S-Pads
Scored Pads (S-Pads) are used to create custom inner packing. S-Pads can have up to nine score lines to create many different shapes for keeping products from moving inside a box. S-Pads such as corner pieces, angles, etc. can be made to fill almost any space to firmly hold products in place during shipping. One-Piece Folder - 1P-F
The One-Piece Folder (1P-F) is made from one piece of material and has a flat bottom with flaps that form the sides and ends. The outer flaps meet at the center to form the top. 1P-F's can be made with multiple scores so that one box can be folded to make up to three different size boxes. The 1P-F is used principally for shipping books, catalogs, videos, and similar items. 1P-F's are easy to store, set up, and close. |














