Learn Cardboard Boxes
Box Style
FEFCO box styles are standardised designs established by the European Federation of Corrugated Board Manufacturers, providing a universal guide to box types that suit various packaging needs. Each style in the FEFCO catalogue has a unique number and design, allowing manufacturers and customers to communicate easily about their packaging requirements.
Board Grade
Board grades refer to the different types of corrugated cardboard used in packaging, each designed for specific levels of strength, durability, and application. The board's grade is determined by factors like flute size, the number of layers, and the type of paper used in the outer, inner, and middle (fluting) sections.
Here we talk about the different types of board grades.
Flute
Flute types in corrugated cardboard refer to the wavy, arch-like layer sandwiched between the two outer liners of a board. These flutes provide structural integrity, cushioning, and compression resistance, making them essential for various packaging applications. Flute types are distinguished by their thickness, durability, and suitability for printing.
Board Colour
The colour of a corrugated board often influences the overall look and feel of the packaging, impacting brand perception and aesthetic appeal. The most commonly used board colours are kraft (brown) and white.
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