Corrugated Board Terminology

Corrugated board is produced commercially from a variety of combinations of fluting medium that is corrugated and combined with flat liners.

Single Face Board

It is produced in reels with a re-winder either in the corrugator wet end line or as a specialist single facer group and re-winder off-line.

Conventional Corrugated Boards

Corrugated board is the most widely used packaging medium for boxes, divisions and fittings. It provides a stiff, resilient, recyclable container with cushioning, puncture-resistance, stackability and has a good printing surface, making it suitable for primary, point-of-sale and transit packaging as well as for display stands. It can be specified with various flute forms (from G flute to BC double wall grades) and paper grades to suit the application. It  can be made waterproof, moisture resistant, suitable for freezing and cold storage.

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