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RSC - Regular Slotted Carton:

The most common carton used by businesses. Flaps meet in the middle and are typically secured with tape.

OPF - One Piece Folder:

One piece of board that has a flat bottom, that forms the sides/ends and meets on the top. Commonly used for posters, books, and framed pictures.

FOL - Full Over Lap:

Similar to the RSC, except the flaps fully over lap for more protection top and bottom.

Tele Top + Tele Bottom:

Typically consist of two trays that telescope/fit over each other to form a complete carton.

HSC - Half Slotted Carton:

The bottom of this corrugated carton is the same as a RSC box but with no top flaps. Typical applications include: part bins, file folder boxes, storage boxes etc. A tray can be provided along with this to create a top.

Partitions/Cells:

Used to separate products within a carton. Partitions are customized to hold the quantity needed per box.

5PF - 5 Panel Folder:

Just as it is named, this carton has 5 panels. The fifth panel is used to close the carton. Adding more layers for protection.

Creased Sheet:

A sheet of corrugated that is creased in just the right spot to fit around your product to add protection.

TTM - Tuck Top Mailer (Die Cut):

Just as it is named, this carton tucks into itself, and does not need to be glued.

Trays:

Useful for tops and bottoms of pallets and can be used as a display tray. Used for shipping supplies, agricultural packaging, food packaging, produce packaging, and retail displays.