Cardboard Box
B+C Wave Box (Double Wave Box) Double Box
Single Wave Box
E Wave Box (Micro Wave Box)
B Wave Box (Thin Wave Box)
C Wave Box (Big Wave Box)
When we say Boxs, we usually think of Boxs that are heavily used in the market. Most of the users do not know, whereas there are dozens of different types of Boxs. Let's talk a little bit about the boxes we call cardboard boxes. Cardboard boxes are divided into two, one of which is the Single Wave Box. These boxes are named according to the wave types. The boxes produced from cardboard made of single wave are named due to their thinness and thickness (E, B and C Wave Box), and the other is named Double Wave Box (B+C Wave or Double Box). Double Wave Box (B+C Wave Box) Or "Double Box" First of all, let's talk about double wave (Double) boxes; Double wave, that is, Double boxes, are called box types made of cardboard made of corrugated cardboard sheets produced by laminating 5 pieces of paper to each other. is to ensure the interaction of heat and moisture, apart from these, there are 2 pieces of paper that increase the strength, which we call waves, and 1 more intermediate paper that separates the waves from each other. Single Wave Box (E, B, C, Wave Box) Micro Wave Box, Thin Wave Box, Coarse Wave Box Single wave boxes are the types of boxes made of cardboard made of corrugated cardboard sheets produced by laminating 3 pieces of paper to each other. The last layer of paper, which is the inner paper we call paper, is to ensure the interaction of the papers on the outer surface and inner surface of the box, consisting of inner and outer impacts, heat and humidity, apart from these, there is 1 piece of paper that increases the strength we call wave. Single wave boxes differ from each other according to the wave types that determine the wall thickness of the box.
For example, boxes made of E-wave cardboard are also called microwave boxes. The box made of cardboard that is thicker than the E wave is called a b-wave box, that is, a thin-wave box. The cardboard that is thicker than a b-wave is a c-wave, and it is called a Coarse Wave Box. As cardboard, they are formed by combining papers of the same weights at each end. They have the same strength in terms of strength, but differ in appearance. The microwave, which we call E wave, appears thinner than b and c waves, and the b wave is thicker than the e wave. However, it seems a little thinner than the c wave, and the c wave has a thicker appearance than all of them, but the strength values of all three are the same. All the lids of the standard type box are the same length, the width of the lid of the box determines the width of the box, which we call the width side of the box. The box size is determined according to 3 parameters, the 1st parameter is the length of our box, the 2nd parameter is the width side of our box, or in other words the most side, and the 3rd parameter is the height of our box, that is the depth. Because final box consumers usually don't know these, they take 2 parameters into consideration, they either tell width and height or they say height and height, but we should know that the box is something that is sized according to 3 parameters. The outer covers of the standard type boxes come together in the middle of the box. In the standard box type, an additional allowance can be given as a folding allowance upon the request of the customer. We deduct this from the measurement we call the ril size, for example 60 cm. x40 cm .x40 cm. The ril size of a sized box should be as written below. 20.3 cm. x40 cm. x20.3 cm. The 20.3 cm dimensions written here cover the lids of our box, the 40 cm written in the middle. determines the height of our box. When we measure both lids with meters, the width of our box emerges, the distance between the inner lids of the box determines the box length. Such boxes are usually sewn with staples and made ready for use, but they are also produced with adhesive, according to the customer's request. These boxes are used for packaging of many products. If it is desired to protect the product better on the bottoms, a custom-made piece is placed in the gap between the box lids, this is called intermediate cardboard. This method eliminates the level difference in the bottom of the box, especially in boxes produced from more than one wave and where many products are packaged. used to remove.
