CORRUGATED
BOARD
Corrugated board (fiber board) is an extremely durable, versatile,
economical and lightweight material used for custom-manufactured
shipping containers, packaging and point-of-purchase displays.
Corrugated is generally made up of three pieces of paper called
containerboard bonded together with adhesive. Its construction consists
of two smooth sheets called linerboard and a middle layer of paper which
is called the medium or fluting. The middle layer of paper being fluted
is what gives the product its strength. There are many
Types of corrugated board construction
available, each with different
flute sizes and thicknesses.
Corrugated is an ideal packaging material because it is:
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Durable |
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Customizable |
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Versatile |
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Protective |
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Lightweight |
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Graphically Appealing |
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Recyclable |
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Cost-Effective |
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High-Tech |
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Associated Packaging offers
full-service
capabilities
in corrugated packaging from standard boxes to the design
and graphics support of
innovative designs and point of purchase packaging that will make your
products stand out in the marketplace.
We don't simply sell corrugated packaging, but work in partnership with
our customers
to make sure style, design, ease of use, and quality of the end product
is as required and that pricing levels are competitive!
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DIE CUT BOXES
Die Cut Boxes come in a wide variety of stock designs and
materials, or can be custom designed to offer you a high
degree of flexibility for almost any shape or size. Ideal
for retail products, promotional campaigns, mailing or
shipping applications,
die cut boxes can also be made self-locking so there is no
requirement for glue, tape, or staples.
Standard materials include corrugated cardboard, chipboard
and plastic corrugated.
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Ballot Boxes
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Bin Boxes
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Folding Cartons
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Gift Boxes
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Mailers
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Set-up Boxes
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Suitcase Boxes
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Trays
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Retail & Specialty Packaging Boxes |
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Contact us.
Our packaging specialists will gladly help you choose the
right corrugated packaging solution for your product
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