We usually use corrugated paper box for shipping, and how many types we usually use?
Regular Slotted Container (RSC)
Standard shipping box, where the flaps fold down and meet in the middle. Tape or glue must be used to seal carton.
Full Overlap Container (FOL)
Standard shipping carton where the top and bottom flaps overlap each other. Offers more strength for heavy objects, and provides more rigidity to minimize flex.
One Panel Folder (OPF)
Often used as a book mailer, handy for shipping relatively flat objects. Tape must be used to seal carton.
C-Series
This is a popular type of box that is self-locking. It requires tooling (a cutting die). We can customize any size according to your requirements.
Tray and Cover
Box ships flat; Flaps will need to be stapled or glued for assembly.
Corrugated Pad
Used for extra padding, to separate layers during shipping, or as an insert.
Half Slotted Container (HSC)
Standard shipping box with no flaps (open) on top. Bottom flaps must be sealed with tape or glue.
And we have our own R&D department to custom the most fittable structure and size for you.