Corrugated Carton Box

Our full range of corrugated boxes, boxes or cartons are specially designed to meet a wide range of packaging needs. Each crate type is made from strong and durable rigid corrugated cardboard to withstand the most rigorous shipping procedures while providing a convenient packing material. The moving boxes and large cardboard shipping boxes, these are efficient, functional and economical packaging solutions for shipping and storage. In addition to off-the-shelf products, we provide customized, bespoke boxes and corrugated cartons to meet your needs. We have the perfect corrugated box for every package, whether for assembly, order picking, shipping or storage. Our single and double wall corrugated carton boxes ensure strong and robust packaging materials while being cost conscious. Supplied flat for convenient storage, they are easy to use, making the packing process efficient. Whether your business is involved in light or heavy products, we offer a wide range of corrugated boxes in different sizes.

Corrugated Box Types

Half-Slotted carton: Consists of one piece with glued, stitched, or selflocking joints and manufacturer’s bottom flaps. They are shipped flat conditions.

Telescopic box: It consists of more than one part and is characterized by a lid and/or on the box body.

Folding boxes and trays: usually consist of one piece of cardboard. The bottom of the box is hinged to form the sidewalls and lid. incorporated in some designs.

Sliding boxes: consist of several pieces of inserts and covers that slide in different directions relative to each other. This group also includes outer shells for other shells.

Rigid boxes: These consist of two separate end pieces and a body and must be sewn or glued from fiberboard or wood.

Partitions: Interior features such as inner linings, pads, spacers, partitions, etc. either related to the design of the box or as individual elements. The number of panels shown is optional and can be increased or decreased as required.

Folding Pads: Interior items such as linings, pads, dividers, partitions, etc. design or as individual pieces. Any number of panels shown is arbitrary and can be increased or decreased as needed.

This refers to the wavy shapes or ridges that are pressed into a steam-softened sheet of material. This material is then sandwiched between flat sheets of material to form corrugated paperboard. Grooves serve as protective padding and help strengthen a box. Different widths and configurations offer distinct performance advantages. Corrugated boxes are of one of the following types.

• A-Flute:Flute thickness of 4.7 mm
• B-Flute: Flute thickness of 2.5 mm
• C-Flute: Flute thickness of 3.6 mm
• E-Flute: Flute thickness of 1.5 mm and is generally used for light applications such as pizza boxes, mailers, shoe boxes, etc.
• F-Flute: Flute thickness of 1.2 mm

Basis Weight Testing: A measure of mass per unit area, expressed in pounds per thousand square feet. Basis weight is used to describe linerboard, corrugated board and boxes.

The Mullen Burst Test– Measures the bursting strength of corrugated board. In the Mullen test, a rubber membrane bladder is pressed against the cardboard in a defined area to measure the pressure in pounds per square inch (psi) required for the cardboard to burst. Many customers, like Mullen, have tried boxes to protect heavier contents because they fear the liner will rip out.

ECT (Edge Crush Test)– Measures the top-to-bottom compressive strength of the cardboard box (also called stacking strength). This test examines two areas of strength: box compression strength (BCT) and stacking strength. If a customer is concerned about the maximum weight a box can hold, then ECT is your test. Today, it is the most commonly used type of test.