lõpplapp

Lõpplapp is an Estonian term that translates to "end flap" or "final flap." It most commonly refers to a specific type of packaging closure used for cardboard boxes. This flap is typically the last one to be sealed when closing a box.

In the context of corrugated cardboard boxes, the lõpplapp is usually one of the longer flaps that fold over to meet its counterpart from the opposite side. Depending on the box design, there might be one or two lõpplapps. When a box is being sealed, the lõpplapps are often secured using tape, glue, or staples to ensure the contents remain protected during transit and storage.

The design and size of the lõpplapp can vary depending on the box's dimensions and intended use. For instance, heavier items might require a more robust lõpplapp design to maintain structural integrity. The term is primarily used in the packaging and logistics industries in Estonia. It is a functional component of box construction, contributing to the overall security and stability of the package.