Vetra Carton - Medium - 500mmx 250mm X 350mm X 10
Vetra Carton - Medium - 500mmx 250mm X 350mm X 10
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Rehmie 3 Corrugated cartons have a wide variety of uses that meet the demands of packaging such as candy boxes, ice cream boxes, pizza boxes, corrugated shipping boxes, packing boxes, corrugated paper rolls, carton boxes, printed shoe boxes, corrugated packaging sheets, duplex carton boxes, vegetables boxes, automobile corrugated boxes, rectangular corrugated boxes, mono cartons, heavy duty corrugated boxes, paper boxes and food boxes.
Some of the benefits of corrugated carton include:
LIGHTWEIGHT
Corrugated cartons are very lightweight, which is a big advantage when it comes to shipping. They are easily transported, shipped and carried. Good examples include pizza boxes, ice cream boxes, packing boxes and many types of food boxes.
STURDY AND STRONG
Corrugated cartons are very strong and durable. Plus their sturdiness minimalizes damage that can be caused during shipping. Not only can they withstand heavy weight but they have excellent tear, rupture and malleable strength. This makes them ideal for products that need to be shipped long distance.
ECONOMICAL
Corrugated cartons are a cost effective solution for packaging. For one, they are usually purchased in bulk at a retail price. Their lightweight design also makes them economical to ship. Plus the strong and durable material greatly reduces the costs caused by damage during shipping.
FLEXIBLE
These boxes can be re-shaped, hammered and cut with ease. The quick and easy reshaping allows for a wide range of durable shapes and sizes. In fact, corrugated cartons can typically be custom made. In addition, lithograph printing can make the cartons more appealing and marketable.
ECO FRIENDLY
Corrugated material is Eco friendly and can be reused and reshaped after a particular recycling process. Moreover, they can be compressed and baled for economical transport. Generally, the baled boxes are placed in a large tank of warm water called a hydropulper. Afterwards, the pulp (slurry) is utilized to make new fiber products and paper.
