Rectangular Sleeve

Simply constructed, this sleeve functions as a stand-alone or underlying structure for other boxes. It also serves as slip-on covers in tray/sleeve combinations, making it an asset to your packaging supplies.

• These boxes feature locked sides or glued seams.
• A great option for use with multi-unit packaging.
• Full-color printing is available on all sides.
• This sleeve is a popular choice for many products.

Mailer Lock

The mailer box option is a favorite for packing and sending product samples. This popular carton works well as a shipping box and is designed for manual assembling, filling, and sealing.

• This sturdy container withstands rough handling.
• Print on all sides of packaging for maximum impact.
• The tongue or lock tab prevents opening in transport.

Tuck and Tongue

Similar to the Mailer Lock, this carton is assembled, filled, and sealed manually. In addition, this style is designed to take abuse yet withstand inadvertently opening while in transit.

• The product’s design keeps closures securely engaged.
• Tuck and Tongue style is designed to take rough handling.
• This box can be printed on all sides.

Bellows (Gusset) Tuck

The Bellows Tuck features sturdy corners and like the Mailer Lock carton, is designed to take on tough handlers. Great alternative for sending out samples!

• All the closures on this box stay securely closed.
• This Bellows Tuck version is manually set up, filled, and closed.
• Printing can be done on all sides of this box.

Full Overlap Seal End (FOSE)

These regular tuck flap cartons feature overlapping flaps that slide on top of each other providing an easy and secure opening.

• Printing is available in full color, allowing for graphic liberty.
• The box’s design provides added strength in assembly.
• This type of packaging box is perfect for storage.

Partial Overlap Seal End (POSE)

A favorite as cereal boxes, the top and bottom closure panels on this POSE style are just wide enough for overlapping with an adhesive seal.

• This design gives added strength during assembly.
• All sides can be printed with your amazing graphics.
• The POSE is an excellent choice for storing contents.

Economy Overlap Seal End (EOSE)

This option provides lots of room for creativity with printing on all sides yet still a great economical choice!

• This design can be reverse-nested by reversing panel positions.
• There is no need for adhesive with this option.
• EOSE is a smart choice for cosmetics, food, and other retail products.

1-2-3 Houghland Snap Lock Bottom

Better known today as the 1-2-3 closure, this type of box closure is typically used at the box’s bottom and paired along with a top tuck.

• This packaging container is manually assembled and sealed.
• The 1-2-3 closure is designed to be secure.
• This type of closure can also work with shallow depth, tube-style counter display versions.

Himes Lock, Automatic Bottom

This is a great carton option for your smaller production volume needs that require a fast setup.

• This box is pre-glued in the convertor’s facility.
• The Himes Lock, Automatic Bottom style is assembled by hand.
• Automatic Bottom is also referred to as Popcorn Bottom, Economy, and Crash Lock.

Full Flap Automatic Bottom

This packaging option works well with heavier contents or when product is concentrated lengthwise on the central axis. It is also a good substitute for the Himes Lock or Crash Lock.

• The Full Flap Automatic Bottom container is assembled by hand.
• A great choice for use with heavier products/contents.
• This carton is generally used when requiring a fast setup for smaller volumes.

Tuck and Seal End Combination with Zipper

If you need an initial/original secure closure as well as a functional reclosure, this Tuck and Seal End Combination is a perfect choice.

• Use this container as an alternative for the FOSE.
• Customers love the fun peel-off “zipper.”
• This carton features a zipper-type strip within the outer closure panel.

Double Sidewall/Double Endwall Simplex Tray

This option can be assembled by machine or by hand and features an inner side panel that is not as wide as its outer side panel.

• This carton’s inner side panel depth is less than 1/8” to ¼.”
• Gusset or outer side panel of the tray is offset 1/32.”
• The inner end panel depth of this box is less than 1/32” and offset 1/32.”

Four Corner Beers Tray (a.k.a.) Biers

Choose this Four Corner Beers Tray for a sturdy option that resists collapsing.

• This tray is most often manually filled and assembled.
• Alternative versions include the “full drag” or “stay up.”
• Sturdiness is a result of the non-tapered flap that drags along the bottom panel.

Infold/Outfold Tray

Another good choice for a wide array of products, this tray features angles on both side panels.

• Provides sufficient friction between bottom and lid from inward collapsing infold top.
• This tray features an out-fold bottom that is easily filled.
• Infold/Outfold Tray is glued by the converter before being shipped flat to the end-user.

Four Corner Beers with Top Tuck Closure (a.k.a.) Biers

An excellent option for a wide variety of lightweight contents and shipped flat to end-user.

• Generally, this option is manually assembled, loaded, and sealed.
• These containers accommodate various types of lighter-weight products.

Six Corner (Point) Beers (a.k.a.) Biers

Also, a part of the tray group, this version is glued by the convertor before shipping flat to the end-user.

• PSix Corner Beers is a favorite choice of bakeries.
• A great alternative to the Four Corner Beers version.
• The lid locks in place (doesn’t tuck) on the front panel.