Paper Packaging Box

Paper packaging box refers to the commodity packaging made of paper or cardboard. It includes various forms of boxes, such as paper boxes, paper bags, paper tubes, etc., which are mainly used for packaging and protecting products.

Biodegradable materials
Paper containers are made from renewable resources such as paper and paperboard that provide distinct environmental sustainability credentials. Like wood, the raw material can be sourced from sustainably managed forests and is readily recyclable and, by definition, biodegradable.

Multi usage
Paper packaging can be reused as many things, such as wrapping paper, fibre-board, and paper sacks. Unlike paper, plastic bags can only be recycled into yet more plastic bags. Besides, improved paper bags allow dry foods to be kept on the shelves, protecting both the food and the shelving.
With extensive paper bottles being developed for carbonated beverages and even milk, bio-based barrier materials could eventually replace plastic in many applications.

Paper is more attractive
Paper and cardboard are consumers' clear favorites for selecting a product based on its packaging. For two-thirds of consumers, paper and cardboard packaging makes a product more attractive than other packaging materials.

Top-shelf solution
Paper packaging provides convenience as well as visibility for the brands. Besides, its advantages include the ease with which products can showcase their distinctive packaging and graphics to tell a brand's story, its superior product protection, and the fact that it's easy to stack.

High durability
Paper bags are environmental-friendly and sturdy. Cardboard boxes, in particular, can handle heavy loads and stand upright. Progressive paper packaging will keep the contents fresh, as well. Paper can lock in flavors while keeping out pests, so it is an excellent alternative for things such as flour and spices to be well sealed.

Duplex board
This Duplex Board is one type of carton. Duplex board has its own characteristics when compared to paperboard in general, which usually consists of two colors namely white on the front and gray on the back. You could say paper is the lowest quality paperboard and the price is the cheapest compared to other types of paperboard so it is widely used as a packaging material for snacks which are usually produced in large quantities. But for some products with higher selling values, paperboard is given special treatment to add to its appearance.

Ivory board
Ivory Board is a paperboard with a white, glossy-coated, top layer finish and a grey bottom layer. This is ideal for light-weight packaging materials that require high quality printing, particularly effective for pharmaceutical products, shoes, household goods, processed foods and consumer electronics. Ivory is particularly suitable for cartoning machine due to its high stiffness compare.

Art board
Art Board also called as coated baper is paper which has been coated by a mixture of materials or a polymer to impart certain qualities to the paper, including weight, surface gloss, smoothness or reduced ink absorbency. Various materials, including Kaolinite, calcium carbonate, Bentonite, and talc can be used to coat board for high quality printing used in packaging industry and in magazines. The chalk is bound to the paper with synthetic viscosifiers, such as styrene-butadiene latexes and natural organic binders such as starch. The coating formulation may also contain chemical additives as dispersants, resins, or polyethylene to give water resistance and wet strength to the board. This board is usually used for premium packaging for products that have high value such as for cosmetic packaging and jewelry packaging.

Solid bleached board (sbb)
This grade is typically made from pure bleached chemical pulp with two or three layers of coating on the top surface and one layer on the reverse. It is used in such markets as cosmetics, graphics, pharmaceuticals, tobacco and luxury packaging. It can also be combined with other materials to make liquid packaging board.

Solid unbleached board (sub)
This grade is typically made from pure unbleached chemical pulp with two or three layers of coating on the top surface. In some cases a white reverse surface is applied. It is primarily used in the packaging of beverages such as bottles and cans as it is very strong and can be made resistant to water which is essential during the packing process. It is also used in a wide variety of general packaging areas where strength is important.

Folding boxboard (fbb)
This grade is typically made from layers of mechanical pulp sandwiched between two layers of chemical pulp with up to three layers of coating on the top or printing surface and one layer of coating on the reverse. It is used in such markets as drinks, pharmaceuticals, frozen, chilled and other foods, confectionery and a wide range of other markets.

White lined chipboard (wlc)
This grade is typically made using predominantly recovered fibres. It is manufactured in a number of layers each of which use selected grades of raw materials. It typically has two or three layers of coating on the top or printing surface and one layer on the reverse. It is used in a range of applications such a frozen and chilled foods, breakfast cereals, shoes, tissues, toys and many more. It can have either a white or grey coloured reverse side.

Choose the right environment: Paper packaging boxes must be stored in a dry, ventilated warehouse, avoiding direct sunlight and rainwater. A dry, clean environment protects the boxes from humidity and pollution.

Stacking method: Paper boxes should be stored flat, not vertically. Stacking them too high may cause them to collapse, so it is important to ensure that they are stacked at the right height.

Avoid contact with hazardous substances: Substances such as oil, grease, acid and alkali may cause damage to paper packaging boxes, so it is necessary to avoid paper packaging boxes coming into contact with these substances in order to maintain their cleanliness and quality.

Regular inspection: It is very important to regularly inspect the stored paper packaging boxes to see if there are any breakage, dampness, insects and other phenomena. When problems are found in time, they can be solved as early as possible.

Pay attention to the transport process: When transporting paper packaging boxes, pay attention to avoid excessive squeezing and impact, so as to protect each paper packaging box.