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Blank, flat layout
The blank is the unfolded workpiece from which the package is made.
- Artwork PDF
- Outside dimension
- Crash-lock bottom
- Dieline, die-cut contour
- Tuck flap
- Approval snapshot
- Manufacturing validation
- Inside dimension
- Glue flap
- Material profile
- Up, imposition
- Production dieline
- Production sheet
- Reference dieline
- Crease allowance
- Crease-to-crease dimension
- Inward crease
- Series, variant
- Dust flap
- Snap-lock bottom
- Trust level
- Blank, flat layout
It includes the future panels and flaps. Creases connect areas that fold against one another during assembly. The blank differs from its bounding box: the rectangle also includes areas outside the actual contour. Different metrics therefore matter for material requirements and processing. A paper prototype helps you understand the folding sequence; to check fit, you also need the intended material.
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Artwork PDFOutside dimensionCrash-lock bottomDieline, die-cut contourTuck flapApproval snapshotManufacturing validationInside dimensionGlue flapMaterial profileUp, impositionProduction dielineProduction sheetReference dielineCrease allowanceCrease-to-crease dimensionInward creaseSeries, variantDust flapSnap-lock bottomTrust levelView all terms
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