Corrugated Box and Packaging Supplies

• Cartons: Regular Slotted, Half Slotted, Full Overlap, & Overlap Slotted
• Trays: Full Telescoping
• Folders
• Boxes
• Displays
• Pads & Partitions

Corrugated flute is the material that gives a corrugated cardboard box its strength. Here are sizes used by corrugated box manufacturers.

• A-Flute: 36 flutes/foot, the original corrugated box flute size
• B-Flute: 49 flutes/foot, often used in food and retail packaging
• C-Flute: 41 flutes/foot, the most common all-purpose fluting
• E-Flute: 90 flutes/foot, an eco-friendly solution and good for retail
• F-Flute: 128 flutes/foot, great option for custom printing

• RSC, “Regular Slotted Cartons”: The most commonly used carton, All flaps are equal in length and the two outer flaps meet in the center
• HSC, “Half Slotted Carton”: HSC’s have one less set of flaps than a RSC
• FOL, “Full Overlap Carton”: This carton has equal length flaps that are equal to the width of the carton. This style is a good choice when your product must endure rough handling
• OLSC, “Overlap Slotted Cartons”: The outer flaps extend across the width
• Trays: Scored Sheets that are folded to form a lid to hold product
• Full Telescoping: Two slotted scored trays that fit inside of each other, allowing right size packaging
• One Piece Folders: Corrugated sheets intending to be folded around a product – typically a book or other printed matter
• Die Cut Boxes: Usually custom containers that may feature perforations and access holes
• Displays: Retail packaging
• Pads and Partitions: Used to separate, cushion, suspend, and fill irregular spaces within a container