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FEFCO 0323

Double-Walled Slip-Lid Presentation Box

Available in a wide range of custom configurations & material selection.
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Top highlights

Self-locking trays assemble without tape or adhesive
Roll-over panels hide raw edges for a clean interior
Thick boards fight the fold and can cause locks to pop open

About this product

This premium two-piece package consists of a base tray and a fully overlapping lid, both featuring self-assembling double walls. By rolling the inner panels 180 degrees over the corner gussets, the design hides raw corrugated edges and locks into place without a single drop of glue or strip of tape.

You trade higher material usage and manual folding time for an exceptionally clean unboxing experience and massive vertical stacking strength. When the lid slides over the base, the overlapping panels create a continuous four-layer barrier around the entire perimeter.

Common uses

Premium retail kits
Heavy industrial components needing side protection
Reusable in-plant bins
Clean-room packing

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Premium retail presentation and heavy kitting

High-end retail and sales kits

The roll-over walls hide the fluted edges of the corrugated board, mimicking the look of a rigid setup box for premium presentations.

Reusable in-plant storage bins

Because the trays lock mechanically, workers can open, close, and reuse the bins repeatedly without tearing tape joints.

Heavy component staging

The four-layer perimeter prevents the side walls from bowing outward when loaded with dense parts.

Clean-room and tape-restricted packing

Assembles entirely through mechanical foot-locks, keeping adhesives and metal staples off the packing floor.

E-commerce brands, industrial distributors, and promotional agencies

E-commerce brands

Delivers a flawless unboxing presentation, though the outer lid will need a tamper-evident seal or strap for courier transit.

Industrial parts distributors

Provides extreme vertical stacking strength and side-wall rigidity for dense, heavy components.

Corporate gifting agencies

Offers the high perceived value of a rigid setup box while shipping completely flat to save inbound freight space.

When to look at taped or simpler slip-lid boxes

Standard Telescopic Box (FEFCO 0300)

Look at this alternative if you are packing standard industrial goods and prefer to tape the corners quickly rather than paying for the extra material and flatbed die-cutting required for self-locking walls.

Roll-Over End Telescopic Box (FEFCO 0322)

Consider this option if you want the clean look of roll-over locks but want to reduce material usage by only double-walling the two short ends.

Close variants and lookalike dielines

The closest library neighbors include 0322, EVF41082, EVF18021. 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 thickness, assembly labor, and shipping routes

Board thickness and fold memory

This design relies on fine flutes or solid cartonboard. Heavy double-wall boards will fight the 180-degree fold, causing the locking tabs to tear or pop out of the floor.

Manual assembly expectations

Your packing team must fold the outer walls, tuck the gussets, and roll the inner flaps down until they snap into the floor slots. This takes longer than erecting a standard taped box.

Courier shipping closures

While the trays themselves assemble without tape, the friction-fit lid can separate if the box tumbles in a parcel network. Plan for an outer strap, sleeve, or security seal for individual shipments.

Print panel continuity

The inner walls share the same print surface as the exterior of the blank, allowing you to carry external branding directly into the interior presentation.

Adjusting the telescopic fit and lid access

Telescopic clearance gap

The space between the base and the lid must be precisely calibrated to your chosen board thickness so the lid slides smoothly without binding or falling off.

Partial lid depth

The lid can be shortened so it only covers the top half of the base, making it easier to grip and open quickly.

Thumb cutouts

Adding half-moon cuts to the edges of the lid makes it easier for the end user to grip the base and break the friction fit during unboxing.

Board and packing details

Flatbed die-cutting requirements

The intricate foot-lock tabs and receiving slots require flatbed die-cutting. Simple circular knives cannot form these complex shapes.

Additional notes

Caliper sensitivity and lid binding

Changing your board grade requires recalculating the clearance gap between the base and the lid. If the board is even slightly thicker than planned, the lid will bind and refuse to slide over the double-walled base.

FAQs

Assembly and packing labor

Can we run this box through an automated case erector?

Standard linear folder-gluers and basic case erectors struggle with the 180-degree roll-over fold and trapped corner gussets. Plan for manual pack-bench assembly or specialized tray-forming machinery.

Shipping and route

Does the lid stay on during parcel shipping?

The lid relies on a friction fit. While it holds well on a stacked pallet, individual courier shipments usually need an external strap, clear wafer seal, or outer mailing bag to prevent the lid from separating during transit.

Board and material limits

Can we use heavy double-wall board for extra protection?

Heavy boards resist the tight 180-degree folds required to lock the trays. The fold memory will constantly push outward, risking lock failure. If you need extreme crush resistance, the four layers of a fine flute often provide enough strength without compromising the locks.

Print and presentation

How does the roll-over wall affect interior printing?

Because the inner wall is an extension of the outer wall rolled inward, it shares the same printed side of the corrugated board. You get a fully printed interior perimeter without paying for double-sided printing.

Tooling and production

Why does this box require flatbed die-cutting?

The mechanical foot-locks that hold the trays together rely on precise tabs and narrow receiving slots. Standard rotary knives cannot cut these intricate shapes.

Delivery and storage

How does the box arrive at our facility?

Because there are no factory-glued seams, both the base and the lid ship completely flat. This saves inbound freight space before your team folds them into shape at the pack bench.

Product fit

Can we use this for heavy industrial parts?

Yes. The four-layer perimeter provides excellent side-wall strength against bowing, making it highly effective for dense, heavy components that might push outward on a standard single-wall box.

Fit and clearance

How do we prevent the lid from binding?

Ensure the clearance gap is calculated exactly for your chosen board grade. If the board is even slightly thicker than planned, the lid will bind and refuse to slide over the double-walled base.