Half Slotted Containers

Half Slotted Containers (HSC) are a type of corrugated box that features only one set of flaps, typically on the top of the box, while the bottom is left open. HSC boxes have a lid-like structure on the top. These containers are suitable for products that do not require a fully enclosed bottom. The open bottom allows for easy insertion and removal of items, making them convenient for various applications, especially when quick access to the contents is needed. HSC boxes can be used for packaging and transporting a range of products.

How do we make This Product

Half Slotted Containers (HSC) are a type of corrugated cardboard box widely used for shipping and storage. Unlike regular slotted containers (RSC), they have an open top, which makes them ideal for stacking and easy access. They are frequently paired with a separate lid that can be placed on top for added protection. Here’s a step-by-step guide to the manufacturing process for Half Slotted Containers:

Die-Cutting Process

The flat sheet of corrugated board is sent through a die-cutting machine that cuts the exact shape of the container.

Folding and Gluing

The box blank (die-cut and creased flat sheet) is folded along the score lines to form the sidewalls and the base.

Quality Control

The boxes are checked for even creasing, proper slot alignment, and secure glued or taped seams, load-bearing capacity

Material Selection

cardboard, typically in single or double walls, is chosen for its strength. The thickness is selected based on the weight .