A: Corrugated boxes are manufactured using corrugated cardstock and hence the name. Corrugated cardstock is made by pasting together an outside layer of cardstock and inside layer of paper liner with a wave-shaped flute in between. The resulting corrugated stock is stronger, sturdier, and relatively lighter in weight when compared to any cardboard of similar thickness.

A: Yes, corrugated boxes are an ideal option for shipping. These boxes can withstand a significant amount of wear and tear during the shipping process and offer considerable protection for the packaged products.

A: No. While the inside of corrugated boxes is typically plain brown or white, the outside can be printed in full color to your specific requirements.

A: Yes, we can replace the inside liner with cardboard to further enhance the strength and thickness of corrugated boxes. In addition, multiple flute thickness options are also available for additional strength.

A: Yes, corrugated boxes can have spot colors as well as full color printing on the inside.