Nº D-11607
FEFCO 0507 (approximate shape) — Slide box web corner tray thumb notch sleeve.
Made for: Fashion & retail, Food & specialties.
Sample printed on brown-liner corrugated board, uncoated; style: cartons and boxes by FEFCO code (dividers, handles, trays, displays…).
Sample size 300 × 200 × 60 mm.
Slide boxes (FEFCO 05): sleeves and trays sliding into each other, or several pieces nesting into a block — drawer-style opening, firm in the hand.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Yes — from the 300 × 200 × 60 mm sample or your own size, with the dieline redrawn.
Yes, with Pro: the die files (SVG, PDF / AI, DXF / CF2) and the CMYK print PDF; designing on the die is free.
The sample is brown-liner corrugated board with no lamination, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
The FEFCO 05 family is slide boxes: a sleeve (tube) and a tray or liner that slides into it in one direction, with some codes using several sleeves crossing each other. The sleeve is a corrugated sheet folded into a four-sided tube, glued at the joint or tabbed, open at both ends; the inner part can be a web-corner tray, a corner-flap tray or a U-folded liner. The customer pushes the tray out like a drawer, so there is no tape to cut.
Retail sleeves and trays use E or thin F flute with white kraft liners for good print; heavy goods and boxes over 400 mm move to B flute. The sleeve should be the same grade or heavier than the tray, as it takes the outside knocks. Unwrapped food in the tray needs a food-contact liner.
The sleeve is the selling surface, so it is offset printed and litho-laminated, matt laminated, foiled; the inner tray can be one colour or a contrasting accent that surprises as it slides out. A laminated sleeve slides smoothly over the tray; avoid heavy UV on the sleeve mouth, where it wears from rubbing.
Sleeve and tray are separate dielines; the sleeve's inside must exceed the tray's outside by about 1–2 mm each way (a little more for thicker flute), so the tray slides freely without rattling. Put the sleeve's glue joint on the base or on a fold, not across the top design. Type on the sleeve reads in the direction the tray slides out, and the sleeve ends carry the product name when stacked.
Its corners fold diagonally without being cut, so they're sealed against crumbs or loose grains and the tray stays rigid when pulled out — good for biscuits, tea and fashion accessories.
Centred on both open edges of the sleeve, a half-moon about 25–30 mm wide so a finger can push the tray; print the tray in an accent colour, since it shows right at the notch.
The principle is the same, sleeve and sliding tray, but FEFCO 05 is corrugated and takes shipping and heavier goods; a paperboard drawer box is thinner and suits cosmetics and light gifts.
A well-fitted tray is held by friction; for courier shipping add a seal sticker at the sleeve end or use a sleeve with a stop tab at one end.
Yes, in E or B flute with a seal at the end; since the sleeve is already printed, it often needs no outer case unless the goods are very fragile.