A Corrugated box – or more correctly a “Corrugated case” – is usually specified by stating its:
Smithpack however normally quote against samples or more preferably by being given a design brief enabling our designers to suggest solutions to most effectively achieve performance and presentation requirements.
Over recent years, board grades have gradually become less standard across the industry as new “performance grades” have been introduced by individual board mills with unique flute characteristics and paper weights which vary from the nominal weights indicated by traditional board material codes. This makes it all the more important to quote against performance criteria rather than arbitrary, and what are now industry inconsistent, nominal paper grades.
Manufacturing upgrade July 25, 2016
New vehicles and Livery October 20, 2015
Smithpack Expands in Wiltshire July 13, 2015
Corrugated Recycles 80% May 10, 2013