Packaging gallery
Drawn, not photographed.
A photograph tells you what one box looked like on one day. A dieline tells you how the structure is actually made — where it is cut, where it is creased, and which dimensions you have to supply. Every example below is a technical drawing of a structure available for quotation.
Packaging examples shown for structural illustration. These are not photographs of completed customer projects.
Plate 01
RSC
Regular Slotted Carton
All flaps are the same length; outer flaps meet at the centre of the box.
The most widely produced corrugated style. One sheet, scored and slotted, with outer flaps meeting at the centre seam. Efficient in material use, which usually makes it the most economical structure for a given size.
Typical useGeneral shipping, storage, stacking, and most product categories.
Available for quotation, subject to specification review.
Plate 02
CSB
Custom-Sized Shipping Box
Dimensions built around the product rather than a stock size.
Sized to the product footprint plus clearance, reducing void space and the amount of internal filler required. Specified when a stock size wastes volume or leaves the product loose in transit.
Typical useProducts that do not fit stock sizes efficiently.
Available for quotation, subject to specification review.
Plate 03
MLR
Mailer-Style Box
Self-locking construction with a hinged lid; no tape required to close.
Typical useE-commerce despatch, subscription packs, retail-facing delivery.
Available for quotation, subject to specification review.
Plate 04
DIE
Die-Cut Structure
Cut to a bespoke profile using a purpose-made cutting die.
Typical useDistinctive structures, retail presentation, non-rectangular forms.
Available for quotation, subject to specification review.
Plate 05
DIV
Divider or Partition
Interlocking corrugated grid that separates items inside a box.
Typical useBottles, jars, glassware, multi-unit packs.
Available for quotation, subject to specification review.
Plate 06
PAD
Pad or Insert
Flat or formed corrugated used for layering, cushioning or reinforcement.
Typical useTier separation, load spreading, added base rigidity.
Available for quotation, subject to specification review.
Plate 07
SMP
Box Based on an Existing Sample
Specifications taken from a physical box you already use.
Typical useReplacing or re-sourcing a box already in use.
Available for quotation, subject to specification review.
Rendered views
The same structures, assembled.
Regular slotted carton, closed — outer flaps meeting at the centre seam.
RSC
The same structure open — flap depth is half the box width.
RSC
Mailer-style box — self-locking front tuck, no tape required.
MLR
Die-cut structure with integral handle, beside the flat blank it folds from.
DIE
Interlocking divider grid — cells keep units from contacting each other.
DIV
The board itself — fluted medium between two liners, seen at the cut edge.
BRD
Blanks stack flat until needed — boxes ship and store unassembled.
BLK
One-colour printing on kraft — a single ink, applied to selected panels.
PRT
About these images
What you are looking at, stated plainly.
Packaging examples shown for structural illustration. These are not photographs of completed customer projects.
The plates are line drawings authored for this website to show how each structure is built. The rendered views are computer-generated studio illustrations of the same structures. Nothing on this page is a photograph: none of it depicts a particular customer’s box, and no third-party brand or artwork appears on any of it.
Real project photography will join this page once GC Abucay Packaging Corporation supplies it. Until then, nothing here should be read as a record of work completed.
Final material construction and availability remain subject to specification review. Packaging requirements vary according to product and handling conditions.
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