Trays and displays / JETDIELINE

Tray with glued corners

A base, four walls, and glued corners form the open folding tray. This page shows V2 with an optional window; the window remains disabled in the starting example.

Tray with glued corners — Dieline preview of the documented example. Set the dimensions and production material in JetDieline.

Interactive 3D fold view

03 / BOX

Simplified display model without material thickness, not to scale.

Template ID: carton.tray.glued
Construction: Trays and displays
Current template version: V2
Dieline preview version: V2

How the shape is constructed

The base lies centrally between the front and back walls and the end walls. Four corner glue flaps fold inward and receive adhesive. The end walls press against the flaps and close the open corners.

How it is assembled

Erect the front and back walls, fold the corner glue flaps inward, and apply adhesive to their outside. Erect the end walls and press firmly against the flaps (by hand or in a tray erector).

Material and grain direction

Grain direction horizontal on the blank (check)

Test fit, folding and closure on a sample made from the intended material. Confirm material thickness, grain direction and production steps with your printer.

Dimensions of the illustrated example

200 × 150 × 50 mm

20 × 15 × 5 cm7.87 × 5.91 × 1.97 in / ″

Length: 200 mmWidth: 150 mmHeight: 50 mm

Inside dimension

These dimensions describe the preview, not a fixed packaging size. The app recalculates the dieline for your own dimensions.

What to consider for this construction

Corner glue flap

Width of the glue flaps at the ends of the front and back walls, glued to the inside of the end walls. The material requires a minimum width; the flaps from both sides must not meet on the end wall.

Corner glue flap bevel

Bevel at both ends of the corner glue flaps; the flap does not catch on the base or upper edge during erection.

Flap gap

Gap between neighboring flaps or walls; at least approximately the material thickness.

Window

Enable a viewing window with film margin (initially: disabled). It sits in the lid (mailer, hinged lid), in the front wall (trays), or in the front panel (gable, pillow); window, film margin, and 3 mm web must fit within the panel.

Window shape

Shape of the window opening in the front panel.

Frequently asked questions

What holds the corners together?

Four corner glue flaps on the front and back walls fold inward and receive adhesive on the outside. The end walls are then erected and pressed against the flaps. The parametric construction describes this structure. Adhesive selection, pressing time, and actual strength depend on material and processing and must be checked on the sample.

Can the folding tray be assembled without gluing?

This ID describes glued corners. A separate catalog type is available for assembly with locking corners. Its foldovers, tabs, and slots change the blank. You therefore cannot simply omit gluing. Choose the appropriate construction and check its assembly using the actual material.

Which version does the page show?

The page shows V2 of the glued carton tray. This version adds an optional window in the front wall. The starting example uses the construction without a window. Template ID, version, and selected parameters remain visible in the data. This allows the preview to be associated with the correct construction state.