Interactive 3D

1 / 3

EVC41303

Corrugated Carrier Box with Handle

Available in a wide range of custom configurations & material selection.
Order 1 sample. Or order 100K+ units. Or anything in between.
Affordable delivery across North America.
Design support, warehousing, testing, assembly available.
Widest machinery capability in America via 30+ specialist partner plants.

Get pricing

Free white-glove consultations. Blazing-fast response time. Fast quotes.

Product details

Top highlights

Fold-and-lock manual assembly
Integrated handle for retail and carry-out
Requires an outer carton for parcel shipping

About this product

This one-piece corrugated carrier features a closed roof and an integrated central handle, making it a natural fit for retail carry-out, promotional kits, and grab-and-go packaging. It assembles entirely by hand using mechanical tuck tabs, requiring no glue.

Because the handle protrudes from the top, this box cannot be stacked directly on a pallet or shipped through parcel networks without an outer master carton.

Common uses

Bakery and cafe carry-out
Retail promotional kits
Event grab-and-go packs
In-plant parts kitting

Get a quote

Share what you know. We'll take it from there. Or email us at info@herculeindustrial.com

Describe your project *

Approximate quantity *

Size if known

Files or competing quote (optional)Drag files here or choose filesAdd drawings, photos, dielines, quotes, specs, or other useful files.Max 5 files, 25 MB total.

Name *

Email *

Phone

Optional

More details

You can skip this whole part, or open a section and answer only what you know.

Size and quantity

Detailed dimensions

Units US customary (inches)Metric

What do your dimensions describe?

Length

Width

Size notes

Quantity notes

Materials and print

Material or strength preference

Add details for material or strength preference

Material or strength details

Print and artwork

Add details for print and artwork

Print, finish, or artwork details

Shipping or storage context

Custom changes or unusual needs

What is the estimated weight of the items going inside?

How will these carriers be distributed?

How will these be packed?

Current box or specs

Do you have a current box, spec, or target sample?

Add details for do you have a current box, spec, or target sample?

Current box, known specs, or current problem

Destination ZIP or region

Company

Any deadline or timing constraint?

Retail Carry-Out and Kitting

Retail carry-out and event kits

The closed roof and sturdy handle provide a clean presentation for customers leaving a store or event. The flat base keeps contents upright during transport.

In-plant parts kitting

Useful for organizing and moving components between workstations without relying on complex closures.

Bakery and catering transport

The flat base and closed roof keep assorted baked goods or catering trays stable during hand delivery.

Promotional and influencer seeding

The integrated handle and large print panels create a self-contained presentation piece that does not require a separate gift bag.

Bakery, Promotional, and In-Plant Uses

Bakery and food service

Often used for heavier baked goods or catering assortments where a flat base and top handle keep the contents stable and easy to carry.

Retail and apparel

Useful for bundling multiple items into a single, easy-to-carry purchase without relying on plastic shopping bags.

Industrial and assembly lines

Provides a reusable bin for moving parts between stations, with the handle making it easy to lift from shelves or carts.

Stackable and Shipping Alternatives

Parcel shipping and courier networks

If the package must travel through the mail, look at standard mailers or shipping cartons. The exposed handle on this carrier will catch on sorting equipment.

High-volume automated packing

If your line relies on automated erecting equipment, this manual-fold carrier will slow down production. Look at glued auto-bottom trays if speed is the primary goal.

Board Thickness and Slot Clearance

Board thickness and slot clearance

The locking tuck tabs rely on precise slot widths. E-flute is a common choice; moving to thicker B or C flute requires adjusting the template so the slots do not bind during assembly.

Print surfaces and branding

The long walls and roof panels provide the primary branding areas, while the inside of the handle panels may also be visible to the user when carried.

Packing labor and assembly time

Because this carrier relies on mechanical tuck tabs rather than glue, it must be folded by hand. This makes sense for pack benches but not for high-speed automated lines.

Outer shipping requirements

If these carriers must be shipped to individual addresses, a master shipping carton is necessary to protect the exposed handle and tuck tabs.

Handle Height and Panel Adjustments

Handle height and clearance

The vertical extension of the handle can be adjusted to accommodate different hand sizes or to clear taller products inside the tray.

Trapezium flap angles

The short-wall flaps that brace the roof can be modified to change the visual profile of the carrier's ends.

Base dimensions

The length and width of the tray can be scaled to fit specific retail items or catering trays, provided the handle proportions remain balanced.

Packing details

Pallet stacking limits

The protruding handle prevents direct vertical stacking. If these carriers must be palletized for distribution, they require a master shipper or a specialized staggered stacking arrangement.

Handle Geometry Options

Handle cutout geometry

The width and shape of the handle opening can be modified to balance carrying comfort with the required board strength.

Additional notes

Manual pack-bench assembly

Because this carrier relies on interlocking tabs rather than glue seams, it must be folded and locked by hand. It is not compatible with automated folder-gluers.

FAQs

Can this carrier be shipped through parcel networks?

Parcel networks typically require flat, sealed surfaces. The exposed handle and tuck-tab closure mean this carrier should be placed inside a master carton for courier delivery.

Does this carrier require glue?

No. It uses a fold-and-lock closure with tuck tabs on the short walls that secure the roof and handle mechanically.

Which board thickness makes sense for this carrier?

E-flute is a common starting point. Thicker flutes can be used, but the locking slots must be widened in the CAD file to prevent the board from crushing or binding during assembly.

Can the handle support heavy items?

The load path transfers weight from the handle down the long walls to the base. For dense products, a physical prototype should be tested to ensure the handle cutouts do not tear under lifting stress.

Is this box stackable on a pallet?

The integrated handle prevents flat vertical stacking. It is designed for individual carry-out rather than palletized display, unless packed inside a master shipper.

How is this box delivered?

It ships flat to maximize pallet density and is assembled by hand at the packing station.

Can the handle height be adjusted?

Yes, the vertical extension of the handle can be modified to clear taller products inside the tray or to provide more grip space.

How does the roof stay closed?

The short walls feature locking tuck tabs that fold through the roof structure and secure the panels in place without adhesive.