There are numerous box styles used in packaging for various purposes, each with its unique design and functionality:

1.                 Regular Slotted Container (RSC):

·        One of the most common shipping box styles.

·        Flaps on the top and bottom that meet at the center when closed.

2.                 Half-Slotted Container (HSC):

·        Similar to RSC but with only one set of flaps, either on the top or bottom.

·        Often used as a lid for another box.

3.                 Full Overlap Carton:

·        Flaps completely overlap, providing extra stacking strength.

·        Suitable for heavy items or when additional protection is needed.

4.                 Tuck Top Auto Bottom (TTAB):

·        Bottom flaps automatically lock into place when the box is assembled.

·        Top features tuck flaps for closure.

5.                 Straight Tuck End (STE):

·        The top and bottom flaps tuck into the same side of the box.

·        Commonly used for retail packaging.