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[Franco]

Hi Saferpakers,

please look at this picture:

Carton sizing

Is it correct that carton dimensions are always expressed in order of length, width and depth (or height)

and length is the bigger of the two dimensions ?

Is there any international standard ?

I would like to standardize in my company. TIA. Franco

[SAM]

I'm sure at school we were told that it was width, then length then height. Isn't it something like x,y,z. where x is across, y is up and z is the three dimensional bit, or did I just imagine that.

Maths was never my strong point!!

Nadine

[Franco]

Maths was never my strong point!!

Neither was mine. The question is: is it standardized all over the world ?

Edited by Franco, 27 October 2005 - 03:35 PM.

[Franco]

Finally out if the tunnel

 International_fiberboard_casecode.pdf   1.28MB   54 downloads

[Simon]

At last the definitive answer to one of the great unanswered questions of our time:

Boxes are measured: Length X Breadth X Height.

I have to say it's been worrying me for some time.

Thanks Franco.

Simon

[Franco]

GS1 package measurement rules I know this is trivial stuff mate, it's not about 22000 and so on nevertheless I would like to share it with Saferpakers. Rgds. Franco

[Simon]

GS1 package measurement rules I know this is trivial stuff mate, it's not about 22000 and so on nevertheless I would like to share it with Saferpakers. Rgds. Franco

I was only joking sorry if I offended you.



You know I wouldn't do that mate.

Simon

[Franco]

I was only joking sorry if I offended you.
You know I wouldn't do that mate.

I know Simon I think it's trivial. Just thought it could help us solving problems and maybe save some money. Lean thinking ? Who knows ?