New boxes only, made to a published grade and shipped flat in bundles. Below is every style and board we quote, each with a photograph or drawing, the job it does and a link to its own page. If you know your size, go straight to the quote form.
Box styles
The style is how the sheet is cut and folded. The regular slotted container covers most needs; the others solve a particular problem with the top, the bottom or the shape.
The board is what the box is made of: single, double or triple wall, rated by edge crush or burst test. Packed weight decides it more than anything else.
Any inside size is quoted, from a few bundles to repeat pallet loads. See the common box sizes for worked examples of what fits and how each palletizes.
What shape is the product, and does it load from the end, the top or flat? That picks the style. What does the packed box weigh, and will it be stacked or thrown? That picks the board. How many do you use, and how often? That decides bundles, pallets or a scheduled delivery. If any answer is unclear, send what you know; a photograph of your current box with its certificate is often enough.
RSC boxesThe four-flap carton most goods ship in.Single wall 32 ECT by default
Die-cut boxes and mailersMailers, trays, wraps and partitions cut to shape.Cut on a die to the design
Single wall boxes32 ECT, 200# test and 44 ECT, the everyday grades.65 lb maximum
Triple wall boxesThree flutes and four liners, in place of a crate.Seven layers of paper
Heavy duty shipping boxesWhich board a heavy load needs, by weight.Sorted by packed weight
Large shipping boxesOversized cartons, and the board each size calls for.Board chosen by size and weight