TP243 SLOTTED DIVISIONS
This can be supplied assembled or unassembled. Buffered sides and ends can be considered when extra protection is require.
TP242 TAPERED CARTON
Stands out in the crowd. May have a tuck in base as shown (with or without a postal lock), an envelope base or a glued crash lock base. The angle of the taper is limited for machine gluing.
TP150 SKILLET
The 4 flaps may meet or overlap. Unless taping is acceptable, should only be used if automatic packing machinery is available, else a tuck in end carton is better.
TP128 FULLY OVERLAPPING CRASH LOCK
This stronger reinforced base may be ‘mixed and matched’ with different tops. However, it is more expensive to produce than a ‘standard’ crash lock base.
TP111 CRASH LOCK BASE TUCK IN BACK
This format keeps the front panel neat. When a postal lock is used as shown it is hidden at the back of the carton.
TP104 CRASH LOCK BASE TUCK TOP
Fully automatic base make up when erected. May be produced in cartonboard, micro flute, e flute, litho laminated grades and according to dimensions even b flute.
TP074 ENVELOPE BASE TUCK TOP
Also known as FEFCO 0215. It provides a strong interlocked base and is not as costly as a crash lock but doesn’t automatically assemble like a crash lock.
TP021 AERO GLUED ON THE BACK
This is necessary on very thin cartons to enable gluing. The seam may be positioned off centre.
TP012 AERO
Named as such due to its silhouette in the flat. Gives a neat finish to the front of the carton May have postal locks (as TP003)
TP003 RTIE WITH POSTAL LOCK
For when extra security is required. Otherwise as RTIE