Corrugated board is available in multiple strength classes, allowing precise adaptation to different product types and logistical loads. Whether for lightweight consumer packaging or heavy industrial components, the material is selected according to specific customer requirements. Proper board selection prevents cracking, bending, and damage during handling.
This ensures packaging stability and optimizes safety during transport and storage. Such an approach also delivers an optimal balance between cost and performance.

Customers can choose from a variety of outer and inner liners: from high-strength kraft papers to more cost-efficient standard grades. Liners define the final strength, moisture resistance, and visual quality of the packaging. Special surface treatments can be applied to improve durability under demanding storage or transport conditions. The liner selection also affects print quality, which is essential for branding and logistical marking. This enables the ideal balance between visual presentation and technical performance.

Different flute profiles allow the creation of corrugated board tailored to specific combinations of strength, shock absorption, and flexibility. For example, E-flute is commonly used for fine and branded packaging, while B and C flutes are designed for more robust transport applications.
Combined flute structures (EB, BC) provide additional strength without significantly increasing weight. Selecting the appropriate flute type directly impacts the protective function and vertical load resistance of the packaging. This results in an optimal solution aligned with specific logistics requirements.

Corrugated board is cut, formed, and processed according to precise dimensions defined by the product or the customer’s logistics standards. This accuracy ensures a perfect fit and eliminates unnecessary voids that could affect packaging stability. Custom dimensions help reduce transportation costs by optimizing pallet and container space utilization. Tailored production also simplifies packing operations and speeds up shipment preparation. The result is packaging fully optimized for the customer’s production and supply chain flow.