Description
What Is a Die Cut Corrugated Box?
A die cut corrugated box is a box whose outline, folds and openings are cut from the sheet by a shaped steel rule die. The die creates locking tabs and custom shapes that a slotted carton cannot form, so the box assembles without tape.
Mailer boxes, pizza boxes, display trays and handle boxes are die cut styles. Die cutting holds tight tolerances, so inserts and windows line up with the product.
Die Cut Boxes for Retail, Ecommerce and Displays
Die cut boxes fit brands that need a shaped or self-locking structure. See die cut styles such as custom corrugated mailer boxes, or compare all builds in custom corrugated boxes.
Specifications
| Board | E flute or B flute corrugated board, kraft or white liner |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Any custom length x width x depth |
| Printing | Digital (Standard and HD), lithography, CMYK, CMYK + 1 or 2 Pantone colors |
| Inks | Water-based, soy-based, Pantone, Pantone Metallic |
| Finishes | Gloss or matte lamination, gloss AQ, gloss, matte or spot UV, embossing, foiling |
| Add-ons | Custom inserts, window cut-out, gold or silver foil, raised ink |
| Proofs | Flat view, 3D mockup, physical sample on request |
| Minimum order | No minimum order quantity |
| Design | Free design support |
| Delivery | DHL, FedEx and UPS across the United States |
FAQs
What is the difference between die cut and RSC boxes?
RSC boxes use straight slotted flaps sealed with tape. Die cut boxes use a shaped die that adds tabs, windows and locking closures.
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