(RSC) with Die Cut

Regular Slotted Containers (RSC) is the typical box construction that results in four flaps on the bottom box opening and four flaps at the top opening. Both length and width panels are die cut

How do we make This Product

To make Regular Slotted Containers (RSC) with die cuts, you would follow a process that involves designing the RSC with cutouts (die cuts) for specific purposes, such as ventilation, windows, or handle openings. Here’s a step-by-step guide

Die-Cutting Process

Each sheet will have four flaps of equal length on the top and bottom. These flaps will meet at the center, which helps distribute the weight evenly

Folding and Gluing

Fold the box to adhere, forming the box shape. this is done with high-speed gluing machines. In smaller setups, glue tape may be used manually.

Designing the Box

Determine the dimensions (length, width, height) based on the product size. In an RSC, all flaps are the same length and meet in the center of the box

Quality Control

Each Tetra tray goes through a quality inspection to ensure there are no leaks. This process ensures that the tray can protect the product

Regular Slotted Containers (RSC)