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FEFCO 0200

Half slotted box: blank size formula and dieline

A regular slotted box without the top flaps: flaps on the bottom only, the top left open. Used as a tray, as the base under a separate lid, or as a box that is closed with a cap.

Blank size calculator

Inside dimensions. The result comes from the same generator that draws the file.

Blank
1047 × 253 mm
Outside size
306 × 206 × 156 mm
Pieces
1 blank

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The formula

Blank length2L + 2W + 4t + g
Blank heightH + W/2 + 1.5t − s/2
L, W, H
internal length, width and height
t
board caliper (3 mm for B-flute)
g
glue flap width: 35 mm on corrugated, 15 mm on carton by default
s
gap between the flaps where they meet: 3 mm on corrugated, 1 mm on carton by default

Around the box it is the same as a 0201: 2(L + t) + 2(W + t) + g.

Up the blank there is the wall, H + t, and one set of flaps of (W + t)/2 − s/2.

Together: H + W/2 + 1.5t − s/2.

Example. 300 × 200 × 150 mm inside on B-flute corrugated (t = 3, g = 35, s = 3): blank 1047 × 253 mm.

Per board

The same 300 × 200 × 150 mm inside on each board. Thicker board means a bigger blank for the same inside size.

Boardt (mm)g (mm)s (mm)Blank (mm)
F-flute0.83531038.2 × 249.7
E-flute1.53531041 × 250.75
B-flute33531047 × 253
C-flute43531051 × 254.5
EB double wall4.53531053 × 255.25
BC double wall73531063 × 259

In the generator

Not to be confused with

FEFCO 0201
Regular slotted box: the outer flaps meet in the middle.
FEFCO 0202
Overlap slotted box: the outer flaps overlap partly.
FEFCO 0203
Full overlap box: the outer flaps overlap over the full width.

Questions

Is a half slotted box the same as a tray?
It can be used as one, but the bottom is made of flaps that have to be taped or glued, not of a single panel. A tray with a solid base is a different construction.
Can I put a lid on a 0200?
Yes: a second 0200 turned upside down, a few millimetres larger inside, makes a lid. Set the lid's inside size to the base's outside size plus a little play.

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