Custom Boxes | Corrugated Boxes | Jacksonville
Regular Slotted Carton (RSC)
This is our most common box style. There are four flaps, top and bottom, with the outer flaps meeting in the center when folded. The RSC can have a glued, taped or stitched corner seam. Flute direction usually runs parallel to the depth as this provides good stacking strength. Can be used for most product types.
Full Overlap Slotted Carton (FOL)
A variation of the RSC, the FOL also has 4 flaps on the top and bottom. The outer flaps come within one inch of complete overlap. This box style provides good protection against rough handling and is often the choice style when the width of the box is narrow relative to the length of the box.
Folder/Mailer
The Folder/Mailer is a one piece folder which provides a flat, unbroken bottom with the sides wrapping around the product. Extensions of the side flaps meet to form the top. Often used for mailing products.
Five Panel Wrap
The Five Panel Wrap is a scored and slotted sheet that wraps around a product and is usually sealed shut with tape. Generally used for products that are long and narrow. A die-cut box with a hinged lid.
Die-Cut Mailer
Our Die-Cut Mailer is available with or without dust flaps. The box is folded up and the sides lock into place with locking tabs. This box style is generally used to package smaller products and is multi-purpose.
Trays
Trays have an unbroken bottom with no top and are generally not used as a shipping container on their own. Flaps on slotted trays are taped or stapled by the end user to form the sides of the container. Die cut 4-sided locking trays have self locking tabs on the side flaps for easy assembly. Trays are often used for produce items, storage, or as elements of display stands.
Pad/Sheet
The Pad/Sheet is a flat piece of corrugated with or without scores. Amongst its many functions, pads are often used as an added layer of protection, to separate products or layers of product, to cover pallets, or as a space filler.
Inserts
Inserts may take many shapes and are generally used for supporting, cushioning, or separating product in a master carton. This inner packaging may also be used to suspend product or to fill space.