Regular slotted container

Regular slotted container made from corrugated board with four walls, a glue flap, and four flaps each at the top and bottom; the outer flaps meet in the middle.

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Dieline: Regular slotted container — Vector preview from the catalogue, default dimensions

Dimensions and limits

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

Dimension	Default	Range
Length	300 mm	50–1,200 mm
Width	200 mm	50–1,200 mm
Height	150 mm	50–1,200 mm

Parameters of this construction

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

Parameter	Default	Range	Note
Glue flap`glueFlap`	35 mm	20–60 mm	Width of the glue flap used to glue the blank into a tube. The material requires a minimum width.
Glue flap angle`glueFlapAngle`	15°	0–20°	Bevel at the ends of the glue flap; facilitates folding and erection.
Flap gap`flapGap`	5 mm	0–12 mm	Gap between neighboring flaps or walls; at least approximately the material thickness.

Assembly

Glue or stitch the glue flap to the opposite wall and lay the box flat. Erect for filling, fold in the inner bottom flaps, close the outer flaps over them, and seal with tape; do the same at the top.

Grain direction

Grain direction parallel to height (check)

Reference note

similar to FEFCO 0201 · classification 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

What does similar to FEFCO 0201 mean?

The reference classifies the construction for orientation. It does not reproduce a standard drawing or prove a confirmed classification. This page shows the original parametric construction. Before a binding reference is given, a technical partner must confirm the relationship; public wording therefore remains “similar to.”

Do the outer flaps meet in the middle?

Yes, this construction is designed for a central closure of the outer flaps. Other catalog types address full or partial overlap separately. Material thickness and flap gap affect the result. Check the closed bottom and lid on the sample; the calculated blank alone does not confirm the fit of the tape.

Which dimension reference do I use?

The catalog example uses inside dimensions. These describe the intended space for product and cushioning. Outside dimensions and crease-to-crease dimensions are also supported references. Record the selected reference when handing off. When changing the flute, crease allowance and final fit must be checked again.

Can I use any flute?

The core offers starting profiles for E, B, and C. This does not mean every combination of size, product, and machine is approved. Material minimum, sheet size, and slots are checked with the selected profile. Confirm the result with the production partner and a sample made from the target material.

Is the regular slotted container closed without tape?

The assembly instructions specify tape for the bottom and lid. Gluing or stitching at the side seam first closes the body. For a different closure, you need a suitable construction and an agreed workflow. The catalog reference says nothing about the suitability of an adhesive or tape for your product.

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