CORRUGATED BOXES

Used to manufacture boxes, sheets and other shipping containers and components. Corrugated materials are stronger, customizable, cost-effective, sustainable, biodegradable, lightweight, recyclable and flexible compared to other box materials.

Custom boxes built from corrugated materials. Slots are scored to permit folding. Boxes are sent flat so the user can square up and fold when needed.

Die cut boxes are customizable boxes that can fit any size, shape or need. They are cut from plain sheets of corrugated material on a die cutter, which is where the term “die cut” comes from.

Trays with glued corners and a closed bottom. They can be glued on four or six points.

These boxes have interlocking bottom panels that cross over each other and connect when you open the box, allowing for light assembly. They are die-cut on the bottom and also help save on taping costs.

Boxes ideal for long and narrow items that require flat and compact storage.

Extra-large boxes ideal for storing, shipping or moving large, but lightweight items. Oversized large custom boxes can be stitched or glued.

One piece and five panel folders are ideal for narrow depth contents such as signs and posters.

Two piece boxes with the top piece sized to fit securely over the bottom.

Provides cushioning and separation for added protection of your contents.

Corrugated board made up of two liners and a single fluting. This is the most basic form of corrugated material.

Corrugated board made up of three liners and two flutings. This adds extra strength for fragile or heavy items.

Corrugated board made up of 4 liners and three flutings. These are used for large and heavy items such as manufacturing equipment and vehicle parts.

A flute is a corrugated section spaced between two liners. The height of flutes can vary depending on the box. E-flutes are 1/16 of an inch thick and are for delicate materials, while F-flutes are 1/32 of an inch thick and are for lightweight retail boxes.

Corrugated products supplied to the government must comply with federal manufacturing grades, including weather-resistant classes. There are additional specifications for materials, uses, load capacity and dimensions. They also must pass government determined tests and meet the General Services Administration (GSA) Certification requirements.

Packaging materials that meet military specifications, or MIL-SPEC. This includes weatherization factors and single, double and triple-wall corrugated fiberboard.

We offer wide range of finishes including mottled white, bleached white, kemi white , kraft and other coatings.

Biodegradable and less energy and water intensive. Our corrugated materials average 70% recycled content.

Wax coated corrugated is difficult to recycle prompting wax alternatives to become more popular.

A metallic gold or silver finish giving a luxurious feel.

A substance added to corrugated to slow or reduce fire intensity.

Flood coated corrugated to display your company colors.

Print your product, company or brand logo on the inside or outside of your corrugated box.

Water Resistant Adhesives provide additional "wet strength" for your packaging which is suitable for contents such as produce. These adhesives are often associated with military grade applications

Adhesive tape used to seal corrugated packaging, allowing for boxes to easily be opened.

Stitched joints are for large boxes with heavy loads. More resistance is needed to break stitched joints. Staples and other fasteners can be used to join the tabs.