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Sheet 01-05 · Gable box with handleScale: schematic · Unit mm

Folding cartons

Gable box with handle

Folding carton with tuck bottom and gable roof: roof panels on the front and back with handle flaps and a handle hole, gable triangles on the sides, and folded-in gussets.

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Dieline: Gable box with handle
Vector preview from the catalogue, default dimensions
Template
Gable box with handle
Category
Folding cartons
Dimension reference
Inside dimensions
Default dimensions
100 × 60 × 80 mm
Parameters
20
Version
v2
Template ID
carton.gable

Dimensions and limits

Default dimensions of the template and the permitted range in mm.

DimensionDefaultRange
Length100 mm30–200 mm
Width60 mm30–200 mm
Height80 mm30–200 mm

Parameters of this construction

20 parameters with default value and limits, adjustable in the editor.

ParameterDefaultRangeNote
Glue flapglueFlap15 mm8–25 mmWidth of the glue flap used to glue the blank into a tube. The material requires a minimum width.
Glue flap angleglueFlapAngle12°0–20°Bevel at the ends of the glue flap; facilitates folding and erection.
Tuck depthtuckDepth15 mm10–30 mmHow far the tuck flap reaches into the box; at most approximately half the width (the height for the mailer).
Tuck flap radiustuckRadius4 mm0–10 mmCorner radius of the tuck flap; limited by half the flap width or tuck depth.
Tuck flap shouldertuckShoulder3 mm2–6 mmSide inset of the tuck flap relative to the lid, allowing easy insertion.
Dust flap length (ratio)dustFlapRatio80 %50–95 %Dust flap length as a ratio of the available length.
Dust flap angledustFlapAngle20°0–45°Bevel of the dust flaps (also the ears on the mailer); larger angles prevent collisions during folding.
Dust flap reliefdustFlapReliefExpert2 mm1–5 mmDistance between dust flap and lid along the crease; at least the material thickness. The machine requires a minimum slot width.
Gable heightgableHeight30 mm10–150 mmVertical gable height above the wall top edges; 0.3 to 1.5 times the width. Roof length and slope are derived from this.
Handle panel heighthandleHeight40 mm20–80 mmHeight of the handle flaps glued together above the ridge.
Handle hole widthhandleHoleWidth70 mm10–120 mmWidth of the handle hole (elongated slot) in both handle flaps; at least a 10 mm bridge remains at the sides.
Handle hole heighthandleHoleHeight20 mm8–40 mmHeight of the handle hole; at least a 5 mm bridge remains at the top and bottom of the handle flap.
Windowwindowoffon / off
Window shapewindowShaperectanglerectangle · oval
Window widthwindowWidth60 mm10–400 mm
Window heightwindowHeight40 mm10–400 mm
Window corner radiuswindowCornerRadius4 mm1–20 mm
Window position horizontalwindowPositionX50 %20–80 %
Window position verticalwindowPositionY50 %20–80 %
Film marginfilmMargin6 mm3–12 mm

Assembly

Prebreak the blank along all creases, glue the glue flap to the inside of the back wall, and flatten the carton. Erect for filling and close the bottom with dust flaps and a tuck flap. After filling, fold the gussets together along their center line and inward, close the roof panels, glue the gusset's glue edge to the inside of the back roof, and glue the handle flaps together.

Grain direction

Grain direction parallel to the height: wall creases along the grain, eave, ridge, and handle flaps across it, so carrying loads the handle across the fibers (check with the test print shop).

Reference note

ECMA family, unconfirmed

Labels such as “similar to FEFCO” or “ECMA family, unconfirmed” are for orientation only. The templates are our own constructions; an assignment to a standard code is unconfirmed and not a trademark claim.

Frequently asked questions about this template

Does the entered height include the roof and handle?

No. The dimensions describe the body; gable height and handle flap height are added using separate parameters. The flat blank's bounding box also includes the bottom closure. Do not directly compare body height with flat blank height, and check the assembled package's total height on the sample.

Is the handle closed without adhesive?

Version 1 calls for handle flaps glued together. A gusset is also glued at its glue edge to the inside of the back roof. The geometry creates these surfaces but does not perform the gluing. Agree on adhesive, contact areas, and production sequence with the print shop and check full curing before loading.

How large can the handle hole be?

Parameter ranges apply together with bridge conditions. At least 10 mm remains at the sides; at least 5 mm at the top and bottom of the handle flap. A wide or short handle flap may therefore require smaller hole dimensions than the table maximum allows. In particular, check the remaining bridges with the intended board and actual contents.

What load can the handle support?

No confirmed load capacity is documented for this template. Handle bridges, grain direction, gluing, board, and bottom closure work together. Checking the cut contour and manufacturability is not a load test. Test the finished carton with the intended contents and agree on approval with a qualified professional and the manufacturer doing the work.

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