Packaging styles
Packaging styles
Tuck Top Snap Lock Bottom
TTSLB
Tuck Top Autobottom
TTAB
Straight Tuck End
STE
Sleeve
Roll End Tuck Top
RETT
Reverse Tuck End
RTE
Roll End Tuck Front
RETF
Regular Slotted Container (RSC)
RSC
One Piece Folder
OPF
Full Overlap
FOL
Economy Tuck Top
Economy Tuck Front
Friction tuck top
A tuck top that uses friction to stay closed.
Partial overlap top
Four flaps of the same length, with the front and back flaps partially overlapping.
Slit lock top
A tuck top with small slits cut on either side of the crease which locks it in place.
Full overlap top
Four flaps of the same length, with the front and back flaps overlapping across the entire width of the box.
RSC top
Four flaps of the same length, with the front and back flaps meeting in the middle.
Unituck slit lock top
A tuck top with tapered corners and small slits cut on either side of the crease to lock the top closed.
Center joint base
A plus sign-shaped base, with panels that fold up and around the product.
Roll end base
Side panels roll over to assemble the base and create a three-layer, strong-walled structure.
Economy roll end base
A roll-end base that can use up to 30% less material than the standard roll-end base.
Tuck front lid
A hinged lid that closes in the front of a box using cherry locks, with or without dust flaps.
Tuck top lid
A hinged lid that closes on the top of a box, with or without dust flaps.
Autobottom
Interlocking, pre-glued panels that allow a box to be assembled quickly, without tape.
Full overlap bottom
Four flaps of the same length, with the front and back flaps overlapping across the entire width of the box.
RSC bottom
Four flaps of the same length, with the front and back flaps meeting in the middle.
Snap lock bottom
Four flaps that fold together with a tab to create a secured lock without tape.
Friction tuck bottom
A tuck bottom that uses friction to stay closed.
Partial overlap bottom
Four flaps of the same length, with the front and back flaps partially overlapping.
Slit lock bottom
A tuck bottom with small slits cut on either side of the crease which locks it in place.
Unituck slit lock bottom
A tuck bottom with tapered corners and small slits cut on either side of the crease to lock the bottom closed.
Adhesive strip
A strip of double-sided tape used to seal a package in fulfillment or for return shipping.
Cherry locks
Tabs that insert between roll-end side panels to hold a box closed.
Snap lock bottom
A longer glue tab for added strength, especially for more shallow boxes.
Lift tab
A tab cut on the corner of a box lid that helps with easy opening.
Dust flaps
Flaps that block dust from entering a box.
Catalog lock
A tab that inserts into a slit to hold a box closed.
Hand holes
A die cut hole for easy and safe handling.
Platform
An extension of the front panel of a roll-end base which covers the product, either partially or in full.