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Banded stacks of flat carton blanks made at JMP, on pallets and moving on a hand pallet truck.

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RSC carton box (Regular Slotted Container)

RSC is the most standard construction in corrugated — four flaps meeting in the middle, run on a slotter, with no cutting die involved. Because there is no tooling to make first, it is usually the cheapest route for a new part. The size, flute and number of plies are still worked out from your part rather than picked off a list of stock sizes.

Specification

RSC carton box (Regular Slotted Container) specification
Construction RSC (Regular Slotted Container) FEFCO 0201 — all four flaps meet in the middle, run on a slotter with no cutting die
Wall Single wall & double wall Chosen from part weight and how high it stacks in the warehouse
Flute E, B, C, and the BC combination (double wall) Total board caliper, liners included — E ~1.5 mm · B ~3 mm · C ~4 mm · BC ~7 mm. Automotive parts usually land on C or BC, depending on the size and purpose of the box
Size Made from your part dimensions Not a stock size — there is no size list you have to fit into
Maximum size One whole blank through the maker — 1.5 × 1.0 m That is the machine's limit, not your box's. Above it we still make the box: it runs on the flexo line, or the blank is joined. What changes is the route, not whether it can be done. Easy to check yourself — an RSC blank is far wider than the box, because it is four walls in a row plus a glue lap
Liner grammage 125, 150 or 200 gsm The three grammages the Indonesian market carries; picked from part weight and how it stacks
Printing Flexo up to 4 colours Ceramic anilox + doctor blade; digital printing for short runs
RSC (Regular Slotted Container) RSC (Regular Slotted Container) dieline. The proportions are illustrative, not a particular size. Solid lines are cuts, dashed lines are scores. L W H
Cut line Score (fold) line

The proportions in the drawing are illustrative — sizes are made from your part dimensions.

Custom carton box MOQ starts at 500 pcs per design, so a new part or a small volume still adds up.

All carton box

Commonly used for

  • Boxes for automotive parts and components
  • Master cartons for plant-to-plant shipping
  • New parts with no die-cut tooling yet

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