01 — Corrugated structure
Every Great Package Begins with Structure.
Corrugated Boxes, Engineered Around Your Product.
Submit your required dimensions, quantity, printing, and handling specifications. GC Abucay Packaging Corporation will review your requirements and prepare a customized quotation.
Packaging requirements vary according to product and handling conditions. Final specifications and pricing will be stated in the written quotation.
02 — Quick quotation entry
Measured. Structured. Prepared for Quotation.
If you already know the size and quantity you need, start here. Your entries are carried into the configurator, where you can add printing, material and handling details before the request is reviewed.
Nothing is sent from this panel. It only opens the configurator with these values filled in.
03 — Box-type discovery
One dieline, several structures.
Each structure below is a different way of cutting and creasing the same board. Choose the one that matches how your product is packed, stored and handled, or ask for a recommendation during the request.
- RSC
Regular Slotted Carton
All flaps are the same length; outer flaps meet at the centre of the box.
- Typically specified for
- General shipping, storage, stacking, and most product categories.
- CSB
Custom-Sized Shipping Box
Dimensions built around the product rather than a stock size.
- Typically specified for
- Products that do not fit stock sizes efficiently.
- MLR
Mailer-Style Box
Self-locking construction with a hinged lid; no tape required to close.
- Typically specified for
- E-commerce despatch, subscription packs, retail-facing delivery.
- DIE
Die-Cut Structure
Cut to a bespoke profile using a purpose-made cutting die.
- Typically specified for
- Distinctive structures, retail presentation, non-rectangular forms.
- DIV
Divider or Partition
Interlocking corrugated grid that separates items inside a box.
- Typically specified for
- Bottles, jars, glassware, multi-unit packs.
- PAD
Pad or Insert
Flat or formed corrugated used for layering, cushioning or reinforcement.
- Typically specified for
- Tier separation, load spreading, added base rigidity.
- SMP
Box Based on an Existing Sample
Specifications taken from a physical box you already use.
- Typically specified for
- Replacing or re-sourcing a box already in use.
Available for quotation, subject to specification review.
04 — Product-based guidance
Built Around What You Need to Protect.
Not sure which specification you need? Tell us what you intend to pack, and we will guide you through the information required for quotation.
The guided path replaces packaging terminology with plain questions about your product. Your answers are translated into a specification you can review before it is submitted, so nothing is requested on your behalf that you have not seen.
This guide is illustrative and is not an engineering certification.
- 01
What is going in the box
The product, how many units per box, and its approximate weight.
- 02
How it is handled
Whether it is fragile, whether boxes are stacked, and how they are stored and transported.
- 03
How it should present
Plain board or printed, and whether the box is opened by an end customer.
- 04
What you are unsure about
Anything you would rather have reviewed can be marked as not sure, and it is raised during technical review.
05 — Dimension guide
Length, width, height — measured the same way every time.
Most quotation delays come from a dimension being read the wrong way round, or from internal and external measurements being mixed. The interactive guide shows which face is which, where clearance is added, and how to record a measurement so it can be quoted without a second exchange.
Worked example
A product measured at 300 × 200 × 120 mm, packed one unit per box, with a standard clearance of 10 mm on each side.
- Product
- 300 × 200 × 120 mm
- Clearance
- 10 mm per sideCovers the product going in and out of the box.
- Internal box
- 320 × 220 × 140 mm
- Also shown as
- 12.60 × 8.66 × 5.51 in
This guide is illustrative and is not an engineering certification.
06 — Corrugated construction
Three sheets doing three different jobs.
Corrugated board is not thick paper. It is a bonded assembly: a flat liner, a fluted medium, and a second flat liner. Change the way those three are combined and you change how much weight the box carries, how it survives stacking, and how printing sits on the surface.
A single-wall construction uses one fluted medium between two liners. A double-wall construction adds a second medium and a third liner. Which is appropriate depends on the weight, the stacking height and the handling conditions you describe in the request.
Final material construction and availability remain subject to specification review.
Packaging options and finishes- L1
Outer liner
The flat outer sheet. It takes any printing and is the surface that is handled, stacked against and labelled.
- M
Fluted medium
The wave-formed sheet bonded between the liners. The arches act as columns, which is where the board gets its stiffness and its cushioning.
- L2
Inner liner
The flat sheet on the product side. It closes the structure and gives the medium something to brace against.
07 — How quotation works
From specification to confirmed order.
Seven steps, each with a visible state. You always know which stage your request is at, and no stage advances without something you can see.
- 01
Configure
Enter your dimensions, quantity, material preference and printing requirement. Multiple box items can be included in a single request.
- 02
Submit
Review your specifications and submit. No account registration is required, and you receive a reference number immediately.
- 03
Technical review
Your requirements are reviewed. If anything is unclear or incomplete, you are contacted for clarification before costing.
- 04
Formal quotation
A written quotation is prepared and sent to you through a secure link, stating pricing, terms and validity.
- 05
Accept or revise
Accept the quotation online, or request a revision. A revised specification is issued as a new quotation version.
- 06
Purchase order
Upload your purchase order against the accepted quotation to confirm the order.
- 07
Reorder
Previously accepted specifications remain available, so a repeat order does not have to be specified again from scratch.
A quotation request, and a quotation on its own, do not constitute a confirmed production order. An order is confirmed when a purchase order is uploaded against an accepted quotation.
08 — Industries
What usually decides the specification.
Packaging requirements vary according to product and handling conditions. The notes below are the factors that most often change the answer in each sector.
Industries and applications- Food and Beverage
- Handling, moisture exposure and stacking conditions are usually the deciding factors. Any direct-food-contact requirement must be stated so it can be reviewed before quotation.
- E-commerce and Retail
- Despatch boxes are typically specified around courier handling, unboxing presentation, and the cost of void fill.
- Industrial and Manufacturing
- Component weight, edge crush and stacking height in storage generally drive the board specification.
- Agriculture and Produce
- Ventilation, moisture and cold-chain conditions materially change what is suitable. State the storage environment when requesting quotation.
- Electronics and Technology
- Clearance around the product and internal location of the unit are usually more important than outer box size alone.
- Pharmaceutical and Healthcare
- Any regulatory, labelling or traceability requirement should be described in the request so it can be reviewed.
- Apparel and Textiles
- Folded volume and presentation on opening tend to determine both the structure and the printing requirement.
- Cosmetics and Personal Care
- Often a combination of an outer despatch box and an internal structure that holds the product in position.
09 — What affects a quotation
No automatic price. A reviewed one.
This website does not generate a price. Corrugated pricing depends on how the factors below combine for your specific requirement, and a figure produced before that review would be misleading. Final specifications and pricing will be stated in the written quotation.
- Factor 01
Dimensions
Length, width and height determine the sheet area required per box, which is the largest single driver of material cost.
- Factor 02
Quantity
Set-up effort is spread across the run, so per-unit cost normally decreases as quantity increases. Alternative quantity tiers can be quoted side by side.
- Factor 03
Board construction
Single-wall and double-wall constructions differ in strength and in material used. The appropriate construction depends on weight, stacking and handling.
- Factor 04
Material and appearance
Kraft and white-top surfaces differ in cost and in how printing appears on them.
- Factor 05
Printing
The number of colours and the printed area affect both the unit price and any one-time plate requirement.
- Factor 06
Tooling
Die-cut structures and printing plates may carry a one-time set-up charge, which is stated separately in the quotation.
- Factor 07
Delivery or pickup
Delivery location and arrangement are quoted separately from the boxes themselves.
- Factor 08
Special requirements
Coatings, structural features, or specific handling conditions are reviewed individually.
10 — Packaging gallery
Structures, drawn flat.
Every corrugated box begins as a flat blank. Seeing the blank is often the fastest way to recognise the structure you already use, or to describe the one you want quoted.
- PLT-01
Regular slotted carton blank
Four panels, a manufacturers joint, and flaps that meet at the centre seam.
- PLT-02
Mailer-style blank
Hinged lid, front tuck and side wings that lock without tape.
- PLT-03
Divider grid
Slotted sheets assembled into cells so units do not touch in transit.
Packaging examples shown for structural illustration. These are not photographs of completed customer projects.
11 — Customer platform
Your specifications, kept where you can reach them.
A quotation request does not require an account. If you would like to follow a request, review a quotation, or order the same box again, the customer portal keeps that history against your verified email address.
- A
Verified access
The portal opens only after you prove control of the email address the request was made from. Specifications are never visible before that.
- B
Quotations in one place
Each quotation arrives through a secure link and stays available with its version history, so you can see exactly what changed between revisions.
- C
Accept, revise, or send a purchase order
Accept a quotation online, ask for a revision, or upload your purchase order against the version you accepted.
- D
Reorder without respecifying
Previously accepted specifications remain available, so a repeat order starts from the box you already approved.
13 — Contact and location
Where the request is reviewed.
Requests submitted through this website reach the same people who prepare the quotation. If you would rather write directly, the email address below is the one that is monitored.
GC Abucay Packaging Corporation
- Address
- No. 6, Purok 4, G. Marcelo St.
Brgy. Maysan, Valenzuela City
Philippines - Email address
- abucay_packaging@yahoo.com
- Contact person
- Ms. Joan Cruz-Placido
Written quotations, revisions and order confirmations are issued from this address.
14 — Start a request
Let's Build the Box Around Your Product.
Send your required dimensions, quantity, printing, and handling specifications for quotation review.
Final availability is subject to confirmation. Final specifications and pricing will be stated in the written quotation.