Transit protection
Matched to the product, structure, artwork and production quantity rather than selected in isolation.
Protection for transit and display
Corrugated Board Packaging
Corrugated board uses fluted paper between liners to provide cushioning, stacking strength and efficient protection through storage and delivery.
Specification guide
Choosing the right option
Flute profile and board grade determine thickness, compression strength and print surface. Small-flute boards suit refined presentation, while larger or double-wall constructions support demanding transit conditions.
A good specification considers product weight, void space, drop risk, pallet stacking and courier handling. Structural samples help validate fit before a full production run.
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What this option can add
Stacking strength
Matched to the product, structure, artwork and production quantity rather than selected in isolation.
Lightweight construction
Matched to the product, structure, artwork and production quantity rather than selected in isolation.
Broad print options
Matched to the product, structure, artwork and production quantity rather than selected in isolation.
Suitable applications
Where it works well
- Ecommerce mailers
- Shipping cartons
- Subscription boxes
- Retail-ready displays
Production notes
Confirm before artwork approval
- Choose flute and liner combination for the load.
- Minimise empty space with accurate internal dimensions.
- Test closures, inserts and edge protection for the distribution route.
Frequently asked questions
Corrugated Board Packaging FAQs
Which flute is best for ecommerce boxes?
E-flute and B-flute are common starting points, but the right choice depends on size, weight and desired print quality.
Can corrugated boxes be printed inside and out?
Yes. Printing and lining options can create a branded unboxing experience on both surfaces.
Is corrugated board recyclable?
Most uncoated corrugated board is widely recyclable, subject to any added films, foams or specialist coatings.
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