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— below are some of the most common corrugated box styles & flutes used in packaging —
An RSC is the most common box style – All flaps are the same length, with the long flaps meeting in the middle
A variation of the RSC, the top & bottom flaps completely overlap to the edge of the box for additional strength and protection
This is an RSC minus a set of flaps on the top or bottom – Two correctly sized HSCs can also be used as a top and bottom telescoping set
An RSC or FOL that has been flipped to allow for end loading – Corrugation direction can also be changed to maintain strength
This design creates a sealed container out of a single unglued sheet, excellent for shipping small to large flat items & books
The telescoping tray body and lid is a two-piece box style that can allow for some variation in the depth of the item you are packaging
One of the toughest die-cut mailers around – Great protection for shipping, can be configured with a variety of different closures, flaps, tabs, and locks
This resealable mailer has many different names and applications – The tabs, tucks, and flaps (a.k.a.- dust flaps, dog ears or cherry locks) can be configured to suit your specific need
This design is quick and easy to assemble. When sealed, three of the sides are double thickness – It is good for long items
A tray that folds together without the use of tape or adhesive – It is a flexible design with many possible variations
This tray is supplied with the corners preglued and folded inside – It can be set up instantly, saving labor and without the need for tape or adhesive – Often used as a plant or beverage tray
