ECMA Group D
Fold-up shaped trays and covers
Fold-up shaped trays and covers without a long seam glue joint.
Group D covers fold-up trays and covers with a shaped base, shaped walls, or non-rectangular outline. The code identifies glued or unglued construction, base form, locking flaps, and cover system.
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Group D trays and covers
Shaped tray and cover pages
Browse Group D pages by the base shape, wall construction, lid, and locking detail.
Shaped trays and covers
Fold-up shaped trays, covers, and related packs.
Octagonal lid-and-base boxes
An octagonal telescopic box with separate cover and base.
Group details
How Group D is organized
The Group D table identifies the tray construction, base form, locking flaps, and cover system.
Construction and base
The first code pairs identify glued or unglued construction and the shaped base form.
Locks and cover
Later code pairs identify the locking flaps and cover system where they apply.
Questions
Questions about Group D
What does Group D cover?
Folding cartons without a long seam glue joint and with at least one non-rectangular main panel or base.
Can a Group D design use a separate lid?
The cover system can include a separate cover plate. Some designs can also be used as a telescopic packaging system.
What details separate the Group D designs?
The table identifies glued or unglued construction, the base form, locking flaps, and cover system.
Need a folding carton quoted?
Carton size, quantity, and any drawing, photo, old quote, or current carton you already have are enough to start. We take it from there.