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FEFCO 0113

4-Panel Corrugated Wrap

  • Available in a wide range of custom configurations & material selection.
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  • Affordable delivery across North America.
  • Design support, warehousing, testing, assembly available.
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Product details

Top highlights

  • Folds into a four-sided rectangular tube or protective sleeve
  • Leaves both ends open for fast manual wrapping of long products
  • Requires external tape, strapping, or film to secure the final shape

About this product

A single flat corrugated sheet scored to fold into a four-sided rectangular sleeve. It wraps around long, narrow products like extrusions, blinds, or industrial profiles, providing continuous edge and surface protection along the main body.

Because the ends remain open and the wrap has no built-in locks, it relies on external tape, strapping, or shrink film to hold its shape. This makes it an efficient choice for bulk B2B shipping or palletized loads where full six-sided enclosure is not required.

Common uses

  • Wrapping aluminum extrusions and plastic tubing
  • Providing a perimeter bumper for large flat panels
  • Temporary work-in-progress sleeves for factory floors

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Wrapping long profiles and industrial parts

Wrapping long profiles

Protects aluminum extrusions, window blinds, or plastic tubing. The four panels wrap tightly around the product, defending the long edges against scuffs and impacts during transit.

Heavy-duty edge protection

Provides a perimeter bumper for large, flat items like doors or panels. The sleeve covers the vulnerable outer edges while leaving the main faces exposed or covered by other materials.

In-plant work-in-progress protection

Provides a temporary, reusable sleeve for parts moving between assembly stations. The open ends allow workers to slide the product in and out quickly.

Bundling loose rods or pipes

Groups multiple loose items into a single manageable unit. The wrap keeps the bundle tight before final strapping, preventing individual pieces from shifting during transport.

Manufacturing, kitting, and bulk B2B transport

Industrial manufacturing

Operations producing long, uniform parts benefit from the flat delivery and zero-waste profile of this wrap. It stores densely and deploys quickly on the packing bench.

B2B palletized freight

When goods are strapped to a pallet and stretch-wrapped, the open ends of the sleeve matter less. The wrap provides the necessary lateral protection without the material cost of a fully enclosed box.

Construction material supply

Suppliers shipping trim, molding, or lumber directly to job sites use this wrap to prevent edge damage during loading and unloading, without paying for unnecessary end-caps.

When to evaluate fully enclosed boxes or U-channels

Product requires end protection

If the item ships individually through a parcel network and cannot survive an impact on its ends, evaluate a wrap-around blank with end flaps (like FEFCO 0409) or a long tube box.

Only three sides need coverage

If the product only needs a U-shaped bumper or rests flat on a pallet, a two-crease U-channel (FEFCO 0112) uses less board and leaves one face open for inspection or mounting.

Close variants and lookalike dielines

The closest library neighbors include 0112, 0119, 0111. Use this as a variant check if a buyer brings an old code, sample, or dieline that looks close. The deciding details are usually the lock, slot, closure, wall build, part count, or fold sequence.

Board strength, closure methods, and flute direction

Closure method

Decide how the wrap will stay closed. Standard panels meet edge-to-edge and require strapping or shrink film. If you plan to glue or tape the seam, one panel must be widened to create an overlap flap.

Flute direction

The corrugated flutes usually run perpendicular to the score lines so the board folds cleanly without cracking. If the sleeve will stand vertically and bear weight, discuss column strength requirements.

Board grade

Single-wall board handles most wrapping jobs and folds easily by hand. Double-wall board offers higher impact resistance but creates more tension along the creases, making manual wrapping harder.

Internal clearance

Determine if the wrap should have a tight friction fit against the product or leave room for secondary protective materials like foam or bubble wrap.

Panel width adjustments and overlap flaps

Panel width matching

The inner and outer panels are sized to match your exact product profile, whether square or highly rectangular.

Overlap extension

A standard wrap meets flush. Extending the final outer panel creates a dedicated surface for a glue line or a stronger tape seal.

Asymmetric panel depths

The opposing panels can be adjusted to create a specific rectangular profile that matches unique extrusion shapes, ensuring the wrap does not crush delicate product features.

Board and packing details

Flat delivery and storage density

Because this wrap has no glued joints or complex die-cut waste, it ships completely flat. This maximizes the number of units per pallet, reducing inbound freight space and warehouse footprint.

Manual packing rhythm

The flat sheet is placed on a bench, the product is laid in the center, and the panels are rolled up around it. The main labor consideration is holding the wrap tight while applying the tape or strap.

Variants and options

Flush meeting vs. overlap seam

The standard template sizes the outer panels to meet exactly in the center or at a corner. Adjusting one panel creates an overlap, which is useful if the wrap will be sealed with adhesive rather than external strapping.

Additional notes

End clearance and product shifting

Because the ends are open, the product can slide out if the wrap is too loose. The panel dimensions should be specified for a tight friction fit, or the final package should be stretch-wrapped.

Related wraps and edge protectors

0112: 3-Sided U-Channel

Evaluate this if the product only needs edge protection on three sides, leaving one face open.

0409: Wrap-Around Box

Evaluate this if the product ships via parcel networks and requires fully enclosed end flaps.

0123: Widthwise 4-Panel Wrap

Mechanically identical, but scored across the width rather than the length, which changes the flute direction and bending behavior.

0119: Commercial Sheet

Nearby FEFCO style to review if the buyer wants a similar job but the closure, flap overlap, wall build, or part count changes the package choice.

0111: Commercial Sheet

Nearby FEFCO style to review if the buyer wants a similar job but the closure, flap overlap, wall build, or part count changes the package choice.

FAQs

Closure and sealing

Does this wrap stay closed on its own?

The four panels fold around the product but have no built-in locks or tabs. The final shape must be secured with strapping, packing tape, or shrink film.

Shipping route

Can I ship this through a parcel courier?

Parcel shipment is risky unless the product itself can withstand impacts on its exposed ends. This wrap provides a protective sleeve, not a fully sealed shipping box.

Production and tooling

Does this shape require custom cutting dies?

Because it is a simple rectangle with straight score lines, it can often be produced directly on a corrugator or slitter-scorer, making it highly economical for both short and long runs.

Packing labor

Is this easy to pack by hand?

The flat sheet is placed on a bench, the product is laid in the center, and the panels are rolled up around it. The main labor consideration is holding the wrap tight while applying the tape or strap.

Product fit

Can the panels be different sizes?

The opposing panels are matched to form a square or rectangular tube that fits your specific product profile tightly, preventing internal shifting.

Board choice

Should I use double-wall board for heavier items?

Double-wall board increases puncture resistance, but it also makes the score lines stiffer. This can make manual wrapping more fatiguing for packers. Single-wall is generally preferred unless the transit environment demands extra thickness.

Product fit

Can I use this for multiple loose items?

Yes, this wrap is often used to bundle loose rods, pipes, or extrusions into a single manageable unit before strapping.

Comparison

What is the difference between this and a standard box?

Unlike a standard box, this wrap has no end flaps and no glued joints. It ships completely flat and relies entirely on external sealing to hold its shape.