STYLES

Note: Box dimensions are always inside dimensions and must be stated in the sequence of length, width and depth.

The length is always the larger of the two dimensions of the length and the width. The depth is the measurement as if looking into the box from the top to the bottom.

Tubes and folders follow the same measuring sequence as above. Length, width and depth are listed in that order with the length being the larger of the two dimensions of the open face, and width the smaller.

Regular Slotted Carton (RSC)
	The Regular Slotted Carton (RSC) is the most common and economical box style to manufacture. All flaps of an RSC are the same length and meet at the center of the box. Glued or Stapled Joint
Full Overlap Carton's (FOL)
	The Full Overlap Carton's (FOL) outer flaps overlap which makes it unusually resistant to rough handling. The FOL box design enables it to be stacked on its side because of the extra corrugated board on the top and bottom panels. Glued or Stapled Joint
Half-Slotted Carton (HSC)
	The Half-Slotted Carton (HSC) with cover is a combination shipping and shelf package. The HSC has great resistance to buckling when stacked and is handy in applications where the cover will be removed repeatedly. HSC covers can vary to extend from one-third of the box depth down to the full box depth. Glued or Stapled Joint
Five Panel Folder (FPF)
	The Five Panel Folder (FPF), when assembled, has multi-layered corrugated ends that make it an excellent container for the shipment of long items of small diameter. The FPF design offers extra support to prevent shipped merchandise from piercing through the ends. Standard 5 Panel Folder (Center Tape Joint, Customer Applied)